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

WITH the mOuey 10 IN besp( ieu 20
sutisfy ~ claim. and Forwarded ~ an
expe through ne eesntFy . ~ F.le
often nii>s 10 hour; {o attach rsal ~
tste u seeariiy f6r the payne'k n ftspk
bills for which the sPecie had been
|iendersd before the process. issued.S
1.-THE Boston Allied Banks expect to
fighten the country money into their
vaults they will be mistaken. If they
wish 10 restrain the circulation within
proper limits. it is well, bat 3 little more
courtesy would cost nothing and avail
them much. The couatry bauka al
ways will circulate more thar their pro.
portion Of bills Z, the reason is obvious ;
the farmers and traders make their city
purchases with country Paper'; the city
banks collect it and send it home, and
the next week it IS again spreal. II
the bank war is conducted properly. j.
will be a good thisg for The country
at large it will cause the monied insti-
tutioDs to restrai o their business within
the limits oftheir capital IT will OPP
crate as a caution 10 their officers. not
to risk too much, and to their stock
holders not to trust too deeply in a
few men. twill show what Corpor-
ations are defective at the core. and
lop of the rotten members. II will
have a tendeacy to restore the publick
confidence in Banks. which has Of late
bee u severely shattered.
| - Gently she ylided from her cradle.
s-Bent gracefully aud kissed her destined
element"
On Sunday last, a fae ship Of about
Eve hundred tons. belonging to Free
born Sisscn, Esq. Of this town. was
given to the keeping Of the blue wa
ters. o, the ship-yard in WEXFORD
Some little difficulty attended her first
attempt at launch, which was made a.
bout a fortnight since The descent not
being enough to carry her handsome
ly of; BY ne indeiaIigable exertions,
however, o. Col. Perry, her builder,
and the work IN engaged with him,
she now reclil IS upon the bosom OF
her mother ocean. as fine specimen
of naval architecture as ever swam.--
Much credit is due to her architect,
Mr.. M'Kenzie, for the beautiful model
which she exhibits. and to Col. Perry
for the elegance and strength OF work
fnanship which mark every bend and
,oint from her keel upwards. A fine
dinner was prepared on the occasion
by Mr.. Joseph A. Waite, to which a
large number ofgentlemen visitors from
Warren. Bristol and Newport. togeth-
er with the workmep, set down. and
paid ample homage 10 their host. The
company was composed principally Of
mcn who had looked upon the white
capped biIlow. and as they remarked
the delicate proportions and sailIng pro-
pensi,ics which marked this hull, they
united in sentimen: with the poet:
And what though dashing waves be loud,
And stormy blasts nay roar.
They're gcntlcr than lhe ganccs proud
or beauty on the shore.
For still we plough the ocean foam
Aud leave oor track afar f
And gallant nthearts will love TO roam
And roam in such u car. ti
For place of the size Of Wexford,
where an equal quantity Of business is
done, we hardly know where to look,
Her ship building for few years pas
has been extensive, and her trade with
the country causes bustle in he'
streets which but few villages in the
state can boast Of. 2l1 n z XXX
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|" What is everybodys business is nobody's'
/ iNt '.f,9 e promptsr.
We should not have troubled our
selves about The quarrels Of the Edito