Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

p The jackson papers at the South, make up
long faces at the reelection of the Representative
from Louisiana. II is the fist election since the
President was chosen and Louisiana was one Of the
sAtes most sansuiney calculated on by the friends
Of the General.
UTMrs. J. 9. Adams is at prefent on a visit to
Saratoga Springs.
" II is reported in New York, that the celebra-
ted Col. John PLUCK, intends visiting tn at city
with his regiment
~ JAcoB BARKER, Of New-York has u,anim-
| ously resolved 10 support Gen Jackson for the
next President and Ambrose Spencer for Vice-Pres
dent. Jacob also says Mr.. Clinton must be the
next Gov. Of New-York, and Of course the busi-
ness Is settled.
G- The highest prize. s 10000 in the Vermont
Lottery, which was drawn on Saturday, was sold
in this town, by Col J. B. Wood.
IL The Grand Jury Of the city of New York,
have found bills Of indictment against Henry Eek
ford aud others of the Fulton Bank, for conspiracy
10 defraud the public.
u It is understood that President Alams will
| remain at Quincy and its vicinity until October,
unless his political duties require his return
to the seat Of Government
~ The University of Vermont, have conferred
the honorary degree of l. l. ID. on the Hon. Alex
ander Il. Everett, minister to the Court of Madrid
al their recent commencement.
" A writer in the Charlottesville Gazette
states that Mr. Monroe has failed again to sell his
landed estate in Aibemsrle " for the payment OF
his debts contracted in a long Of public
vice Few persons attended, and none, who wish
ed to purchase more than few hundred acres, and
few of them, and in consequence no part was offer
ed for sale to the highest bidder"
o." That dreadful disease, the yellow fever, has
made its appearance in Mobile, Alab. and the
Board Of Health give it as their opinion, that from
the Of various causes, threatens to IN.
| crease to an alarming degree.
u The last accounts from Kentucky state that
Desha is yet alive, and hopes were entertained OF
his recovery.
UThe stage affair still continues at three dollars
on the Boston road. Was not the Citizens line
tablished to prevent imposition on the public =
What has become of their love for the public which
! was professed while another line was run? These
are questions often asked by those who have occa-
| sion to travel on this road.
Gr Hon. Rufus King, late Minister TO the Cour'
| of st. James, has arrived at New-York with his
family.
GJ' The accounts from Europe, state that Lord
Cochrane has sailed for Greece.
u II is mentioned in the Worcester Spy, that
in case Gen JACKSON is elected President, aud
GEoRG E KREMER Governor of Pennsylvania Col.
| JOHN PLUCK, will be appointed Secretary of War
1t is said that the Colonel received over 200 in
| few days in New-York, a show.
G@ BEAUTIFUL ToAsTs The following toasts
were drank IN Georgia on the 4th inst.
By Col. Lyman. George .McDnfie.-fIe took
John Quincy Adams in the one hand and Henry
Clay in the other, and crushed them together like
| a potter's vessel.
By Jesse Gunn.-John CroreH and his eoadju.
| tors in Gsorgia-lf the D. don't get them, we
| hope we have none in Georgia for him.
BY Capt. IIill John Quir'ey Adams.-May the
D. run rough shod over him.
By Mr.. George Hamilton. John Quincy Adams
May the D. get him before the next Presiden
tal Election.
By Mr. William F. Luckie. Slapekolders-keer
your yroes from the city of Washington, lest the
President shall have their Likeness taken al the
public expense.