Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19
RHODE ISLAND MANUFACTURERS

, RHODE ISLAND MANUFACTURES.
=" contradiction OF an article which recently appear
ca ~ The London Times stating that mos Of The ma
"uacoIies established in Rhode Island and other ma
"e Chion' were by the last accounts, on the pon O
"eing abandoned through the bty Of the owners =,
"o'N mem 10 advantagc'-thc Providepcc5 journal
says y" o believe il may safely be said the ,napuf,c
I VI 'ioue Island were never in lourisiing
:,," since the war, than at this period. They
oe"u "o an eNtravagant but certain profit under gooi
management, and placed a basis completely in
dependent of the fluctuations of foreign markets or tho
capices oil trade In the coarse fabrics foreign com
Peion IS already ont of the question: and the same
conragement only wanting in finer articles 10 ploce
mem on an equal footing. Something of this effect IN
DC produced BY the dstresses in Europe which from
te naoihty there 10 furnish materials will leave ,r
own and the South American markets almost exclusive
" 10 The occupation of the American manufacturers
l7h ult by the British Pyades on susnicion
that she from Africa with slaves but when boarded
she proved TO be the sChr. Minerva 30 DAYS from Porto
Ico IN ballast. The officers of the corvette ere how
ever not satisfied with the report and being informed
that the slaves had been sent by boat TO atanzas
despatched man of schooner in pursuit and after
oreriaung found twenty slaves on board
The boat not having the documents necessary on such
occasions was brought back TO Havana the Goth ut
where the affair under investigation. The prize crew
board the boat refused give her up or any mart nj
her cargo until the affair should be settled.
Inc Saratoga Sentinel mentions valuable improve
HeHt III Inc construction OF timCShng machine.
said To be SIMPLE and economical the whole expense
not exceeding $50. Water horse power can be an.
piled; and man and horse NAV tres from so 10 100
bushels per day The pateDtee is Col. James HYDE.
.Ntio IoYGge of ErpIornlion-'The Enrlisb hoard If
Admiralty have decided a new expedition TO the
Arctic seas under command of Captain Parry to have
different direction from that of his former ones A
survey OF the eastern coast of Spitzbergen one object
and the Royal Society have suggested another still more
curious ana important 1t understood that capt. Par
ry and party OF the eca's leave the ship
al SpItzbergen and attempt TO reach the North Pole in
small boats of peculiar construction. We wish them
success.
z. s. .Niry.-Thc ship of The line now building At
Portsmouth will be called the Alabama and the f@ate
the Santee.
More isdicmeaL-t is stated in a postscrip, To the
Black Rock Gazette the 7th inst that the late president
of the bank of Niagara Syvanus Wells and thu La cash
ier Oliver Forward, had indicted at the circuit court
then sitting at Buffalo, for conspiracy to defraud that
bank.
The Cincinnati Gazette 9Th Instant thinks it pro
paoe 'hat MI "fGyson, and not Mr.. Halle, is elected
the Goth Congress from the State Mississippi Nj Nor
ton, who declared he mo administration man, is fair
Iy d's'anced. Mr. Graysom is said be uupledged.
Richard Henry Lee, Esq. of Leesburg Virginia, is to
deliver the Goth Carlisle the First Annual
non before the "Union Philosophical Bellies Lettrcs
Societies of Dickinson COLLEGE.
In
Toe have revoed against the Chilian governments and an
expedition was fitting ont at Valparaiso 10 SUI bJ,re them
is SAID the people had not joined the troops the re-
volt.
Up to the 1st inst. 10000 emgrants had arrived at
Quebec the present season, and nearly hundred yes
sells are yet expected TO arrive
Forged Bank of England recently been brought
to this country for market New York broker has re-
ceived one purportng be for a hundred bounds
On Friday night week, stable PHILADELPHIA took frs
and was consumed together with therein. The
The bysanders succeeded getting several horses o
nut although the stable door OPEN, was the in
cnehess o the heat inside that all attempts release the
other animals from their faseungs were frutIess One
horse-a noble creaturc-ahough surrounded with fire
stood perfectly still while person aDted to get him
loose The halter could neither be united broken or slim
ped oil; there was no knife to it, and the flames ragged
WIN increased violence. When the spranr out of the
stable, the horse, if ava thai he abandoned To his
tate, uttered most horrid screams The terrific and almost
unearhy cries which horses will give their agony are
well known This poor animal struggled madIv for his
deiverance, and in his violence open his breast law
running against his trough He then laid down for the
space OF several minutes perfectly quiet, the fire be-
gan TO play around his nostrls he again. after
lew struggles with yet wilder and his ewes
bursting from his head, made furious effort and fell
dead The whole is described having been heart
sIckenng.
WINCHESTER, Sept. Is.
1t IS SAID that the hon, p p Barbour Welded IN the
solicitations of the rechodcs of the Orange district to be-
come candidate for congress the next election The
district is now represented by MIR. Taylor, who will not be
candidate Regarding Judge g.. election as certain we
ec some desire to know To which party he will attach him
sel--wbeiher that of the adminstra ton in vbic, his
brother holds so distinguished pace-or that of its on
pose III which he him. lie will be now
ernl man with either.
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