Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-17

Greek Treaty, obtains al The Iaad
within her borders. We should re-
Ej0ics ct such : result.
Nh, Int.
A great number of the most val-
uuble orhards ON Rhode Island,
have suffered severely this scascA
by the canker worms, and present .
melancholy appearance, looking es
liz fire had passed among them.
Fall Rircr Monitor.
" The late excellent Lindley Mnr.
raw" says the Loudon Literary
Gazette. has expressed in a written
document, as welt as verbally, his
vsr y earnest desire and urgent re-
quest, that after bis decease, none OF
his letters should be pubIished.-
He has however, given leave for
the publication of some recollections
Of his life. which he wrote in conse-
quence of repeated solicitation. This
highly interesting little work, the
last which may be expected from his
pen, will in a short time be publish.
ed together with an appendix, con-
tanning a memoir of the concluding
years Of his life and character, and
some critical remarks on his wri-
Il -
ting"
| In New,Jerscy $4,000 acres Of
woodlands have been run over with
fire and upwards Of 5000 cords Of
wood pre- pared for the market have
been burnt, and a number Of cattle
destroyed. A
l Mr.. KEAN, was seriously inter-
rupted in his performance the first
night of his appearance at the Bal
, tilnore Theatre, in consequence of
which, it was deemed prudent to
suspend his engagement, and the
/, Theatre was to be closed. Mr.. X.
! will not appear again in Baltimore,
but would complete his engagement
in Philadelphia.
A fire in Portland had destroyed 80
buildings, and was still raging on Sun.
day morning last.
I Complaint is made at New-York.
that Bakers continue their bread of
the same size as when -four was So
per barrel.
. Capt. Symmes has lectured at Sa.
lem, twice, and been we'll received by
numerous and respectable auditory.
5 The Kennebec Journal, of Satur-
: day last. says" We continue to hear
: of fires in woodlands in various parts
Of the country. and particularly in
: Somerset county. Vegetation looks
well at present. the weather being We
ry warm.
81 II IS remarked in the Philadelphia
f Gazette, that murders are more fire.
, quent in the United States, than ia
England, IN proportion to population.
Il Religious Celebration.--We learn
by the Providence American, that it
is proposed by the various Religious
Societies OF that town, to unite In a
celebration Of the 5Oth Anniversary
Of American Independence, by the
performance of religious public SER
vices. in the afternoon Of the ap-
preaching 4th of July. and after the
. civil exercises OF the day have ended.
Il Mrs. Beauchamp, who was brouoht
to Frankfurt, and lodged in iaii WIN
her husband, has been examined be-
. fore Justices Brown and Coleman
The evidence against her consisted Of
ID sundry declarations made during the
last two years, and while he was ab.
e sent on his last trip to Frankfort.--
D The whole was not deemed sufficient
to authorize her committaI for further
trial, and she was accordingly dis
charged.
/ Hon. Nathaniel S;Isbce, of Salem.
nJwas on the 9th inst. elected by the
Senate of Massac husctts, to filk tho
vacancy in the United Statess SEN