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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-09
State of Rhodc-lslund. &c.

NEWPORT, sc sc-Clork's Office of the Coprt Of
Commissioners tor the relief Of lnsolvcnt
Debtors Feb. ., lS26.
WHEREAS the petition OF John Rose, cr
" Newport, in the county ot Newport, an
lnsoivent debtor, was transferred from the
General Assembly and entered in said court
according to law, at its January term, A. d.
l-!N ana whereas said petition has becn con-
tmucd to the nest term of said court with a
further order Of notice; X Oliver ID Slocun Of
Newport, appointed asSi gnee of the estate and
c'locts of said petitioner Notice is therefore
herchy given To the creditors of SAID John TO
opyclr dt The next term ot'thc said court 10
b" ho,dcr ri Newport, V thin and tor the
county of Newport, on the third monday
of Januo~y, \. II. I'21, 10 shcw cause, ii any
':cy have, why the bencft of an act for the
relief Of insoIvcnt debtors. passed January
l,!2, ought not To be extended TO him.
HOLMES WEAVER, C!crk
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DHOBATE NOTICE.,

DHoBATE NoTicC-Cou7. orprosa,o,
4. Newport, Feb. Il, Whereas tho ad.
minisirator on the estate of William Prior,
late of Newport, deceased, having this day pre-.
sented hls account for settlement, and the
consideration thereof referred 10 a court of
probate 20 be holden at the sta,c-house, in
said Newport, on the first monday of March
next, at O'Clock, A. M-Noticc is hereby
given TO all interested therein TO appear at
said time and place, if they see mt, and they
shall be heard
BY order of said court,
Feb Q, ls26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-09
State OF Rhnde.Islnnd. &c.

NTwroRr, SC Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Commissioners for ,ho relisf of lnsolvont
Debtors, Feb 9, lo26.
NJHERfAS the petition Of Lemuc, Cam
W mons ofNewport, III the county oiNoN.
port, an lnsovent debtor, WAS transferred from
the General Assembly, and catered in said
Court, according 70 law, al ~ January torn,
\. .. ,e2G; and whereas SAID petition has been
continued TO the noht term Of sand court, with
further order of notice, aud &. T.. Robbins,
of Nowpor, appointed assignee Of the estate
and effects of said petitioner Notice is there
fore hereby given to the creditors of said Lem
uel to appear at the nest torn OF said cpu,", 20
be holden at Newport within and Tor tho conn
ty of Newport, on the third Monday of Janui-
ry, A.p. 30, and shew cause, if any they have,
why the benefit of an act for the relief of in
solvent debtors. passed January, a. d. le22,
ought not TO b. extended Ia him.
HOLMES WEAVER, Cicrk
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ADMlNIsTR TORS NOTICE

'3NlIE subscriber having been appointed Ad
l. minis,r1tor. dc bonis non, Oh the rs,a,c OF
GEORGE II. NJ. PERRY, late of ~.lares-
town, dcoeGsed and having given bonds .. th,
law directs he therefore requests all persons
indebted To the estate of said deceased, To
make immediate payment, and those having
any demands to present them for settlement
without delay. SAMUEL WARD, Al,ar.
New Shorcham. Jan %. lS26 TF5
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NIutir1l kntelltgenre.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

NiOcp oiAhS1 pNiiI'S''' .'N'' ''''''
CLEARED,
Sloop .Hlbany, Vars, Boston.
Sloop Venus, Bennett, Providence.
.fKRIT.1LS.
SrSrAY, Feb D brig Eagle, Martin, of and
for Prov. ~ ds fir n. Orl. with cotton and to-
bacco.
Sch Dolphin, Snow, Of and FOR Saco, fr n.
Yor'., with ballast.
Sen Eclipse, liawcs, of and for y York, 7 ds
fr. Boston, cargo teas.
Sloop Washington, Bacon, Of and fr Boston,
DIS. cargo beet, silk, and iron, for n York.
Sloop Venus, Bennett, fir n York
Sloop HARDWARE, iloskins, fr n York, Of and
for Tsuntca
MosDAY-brig .4nn. Celia, CARPENTER, 6 DIS.
fr Savanna, cotton and rice, for Providence.
Sfoop Mary-ann, Boyd, of and ir Thomas
town, ~ ds. lime, for y York.
.NE.UOR.IVD.3.
Drig Horizon. Cook, was at Bremen, Dec
f., from New-iork.
Sch Inn, Easton, Of this port cid at y Orl
9TH ult for Charleston.
Sloop William, Swasey; Of this port, arr al
Charleston, 2ith ult ir ST .lusustine: cid sea
Bird, of his port, tor Baltimore.
Slyop .tbany, Vars. of mis- port, arr a
Boston, On sloadoy last, i2 hours from TIN
mort
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ADMINISTRATORS EOTICE.

fSNIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice
4 that he is appointed Administrator on
the estate of Wtitiam Rcbcock, late Of South
kmgstcwn, dcccased, and has accepted of the
trust, he therefore requests al persons who
arc indebted to the estate Of said deceased 10
make payment without delay, and also all
persons whQ have claims against the said es-
tate 70 exhibit them AZ soon as may be.
ROBERT PERRY, .2dmr.
South KinCstown, Jan. ~, l-26. ~
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State Of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT, sc.--Clerk's Office, Of the Court Of
Commissioners for tho relief OF lnsolvent
Debtors, Feb. 9, leo.
NTHEREAS John G.. Clarke c. Newport,
W in the county Of Newport, labor6r, has
filed in this Office hs petition TO said court, for
the benefit ofan nct Of tho General Assembly
Of this State, entitled" nm act Tor the relief of
msolyent debtori;' and whereas Christopher
Fowler, esq one of the commissioners of said
court has appointed Joseph II Patten, of
Newport assignee of the estate and effects of
said petitioner Notice is therefore hereby Civ.
On to the creditors Of said John to appear be
fore said court Of commissioners a. their next
term 10 be holden at Newport within and for
thc county Of Newport, on the hirdIlonday
Of January, A. - l-47, TO slew cuu-c, if any
they have, why the pra, or Of sad petition
ought not to bo granted.
HOLMES WEAVER, Cicrk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-09
C0.M,Hss!0yrPS, voy,cr W. Il

f0.hrPSsi0.NERS' NOTiCR.--wo the
y Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon Court of Probate f,T the town of frNv.
e:i'n, In the county Of Newport, Comms-
Sioners to receive and examine The claims
oi the creditors agaiast the estate If
UHLLlH COREE.
late ofsaid Tivcr'on, deceased, rcprcscrsr. On
solvent, hereby give notice. that six months
i$n the date hereof, is allowed IN the cred.
ltors OF sad estate, to hr,rg in and prove ihcir
respective claims. aud that We shall uuc9d for
that purpose at the house OF Sion A'lrn. on
the last mondays of March, Arr.l and MAY. IN
said tctm, between The hours OF . anl o'coca
SANrrt BoHnCN,
brNJ. D,RpEu, CoRl3s'rs.
,JouS TArrS.
Tivcrton, Dec e., l>2I. rP.0.
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4 ssIGNEE.s NOTICE Ths snh... :.

4 ssIGNEE's NOTICE. the sub.c,
"A having been appoin!'S hy the FIo., canr, ,,vr,
of commissioners tor ;hq reliefoc ,n.,igo,,,
debtors, a. their Jo,.uaty terra, A.. d. IsoG az 49,.
sigsee Of the tsis:a ah6 eiIe.,s of John rs.
VI Newi'ort, an insolvcnt debtor, riyes notice
to tJe creditors tpprcsen; their Chains against
said in- ,lvent, wlihinsix mpnths from the date
hrrcgl, or thoy will bo precluded according to
,.1w. OLiVLRD SLOCUN, .1ssignse.
I Newport, Feb. ., l-2G
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A sslGNIEJ NOTiCE-Thc subscriber
u. having been appoin,cd by christopher
Fowler, esd. one Of the commissioners OF the
court ior the the relief oi insOiycnt debtors,
assignee of the estate and effects Of Nathaniel
Dawes, Of Newport, en- insoivent debtor, gives
notice 10 tiis crediims 20 present theIr claims
4 arainst saiJ li.,olyent witnin six months from
the date hereof, os they n1il oe psccluIed &C.
cordIng 10 law. -
WM HOWARD, .7ssignst.
Ncwpor., Feb y, les2j
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4 L n court of Probate. holden at the coun-
"A cil chamber. Newport, on Mohday tth
Fob. IS2G;--H Ieas ordered, That all Guard
ans, Administrators, or executors, whose ac-
counts have not beer settled for tho space of
Dne year, appear at II court of PROBATE 90 be
holden AT the State House on tho frs, Mon
day in March next and settle the same aud
that this order be published IN both the news
papers printed in this town.
By order of said court.
X. Is, ,IlOWLAND, Prob, Clerk
Feb q, Is2f
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LNXECUTORS NOTICE.-The Sabscri.
n her having been appointed Executor of
the last VIII and Testament Of SAvUrL R4I-
LEV, late ',f Middlctown, deceased, and said
appointment bcirg approved ofbyu court of
Probate, hodcn in Niddlctown, ON the 22d of
August, lo25 ! said executor having been
qualified as the law directs iuythc faithful per.
formancc Of said trust Al persons having de-
mands against said estate are roquc s,cd 10 pre-
sent them, and those indebted TO cali andmako
immediate payment to
JOHN l. BAILEY, Erscutor.
Newport, Feb. - lS26
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y -f-~' '.,,b. y : es.in,lci hv Or.
Aker; .ha.';' s'ieaf and dumb IA the Uni
tcl Siatei orc about - one - 2iSN of tho
whole pcr-laC--. w..ch proportion aleo
holds yooi IN EIFepn his Is aScrr'ainc1
- be- nelrly correct N New FORK, Pennsyl-
vlnis. Ohio, &C. anl may 6c accepted as
roascnably established fact.
Po'i'ckIG. 7, !, stated in 81 Irish paper
'hst baron Rothsthild, can hardly write HIS
name. lis signature Ia check can only
he dPciphercd by those acqualnted-liis
'Ioce received. aS part Of her marriage
portion fro'o him, million Of pounds Stcr-
ing. with two millions 10 follow at fixed
periods.
Ina recon- Letter frnm Paris, i il said
"iherc IS nuch talk here about new sort
OF paper made of hemp stalks, whi h IS TO
be so cheap thata henJsOne octave volume
of laD plgcs, manufactured Of il, may he
gold for ahou, one shilling and two pence
hglti;nny stching."
According 20 letters from Paris. NJ. Ge
Clm'cGubrland has been Offered the sum
or loLr hundred and twentv-five thousand
francs TO. collection o! his writings.
Nat Gu6.
TuE INrLUENaA---lt is stated that not
loss than mp00 persons were afflicted with
this complaint at one time. in Philadelphia.
We regret to learn that prevails to acon-
siderable extent in this city The printing
Offices come in for share ofthc distress.
Bos. Gaa.
The population OF Illinois, is found by the
State census lately taken, to be 72,Sl7. Ac-
cording TO the United States census OF $50,
it was 55,2l6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-09
MtecrlIdueou6.


Br,rnct ofa letter from gentle man an Inn
Stqd. 10 his friend in ..'ato- Hpen, Conn.,
an nv last mentioned my surprise at
NV countrvs allowing the remains OF the
nffero of Erie" to lie so long in foreign
land. Since that, | have often heard II
spoken of by the inhabitants of the Island,
but not without reproaching myself for not
having said more To you Oh the subject
They are inferred in an obscure part Of the
yard, and oftener pointed ont to strangers
bv "that large tree" than by the homely
stone. on which is Inscribed" Com. OH
YER n. PERRY, born August, lIS5, d,ed
Aurus,. 1870" lie was by strangers
honorcd and by strangers mourned, yet
Il il hard for me to argue against the old
sayinr, that Republics are uRgTatefuL"
mt, the ashes OF him who said, " We have
met The enemy and they are ours" rests IN
tlc bosom of that land which he so nobly
defended
Tho population ofthc State Of New OK
.. asccrta.nad by the late state census, 10
o.. i1iGt.S, being an increase since inc
,,,asus OF ieZ0, o:2 i2,64c.
FRASKPoET. Jan. =.
Jxnr,vA. The Governor, IN his late
,,n,sage TO the Legislature, states that "in
.he vcar 1850 II is supposed the territory
,cntained $500 souls; ~ lS05. the popula-
tiouis estimated at ,DC: IN j. 10 at2l,WO;
N 1rl5 M G>,icJ; in ls%n, when the cen
sns,ros ,akcn under law of the United
states. at HIVE: in lr25, on fair coTnpu.
.p,ion. ~ 10000" The Culinary cx
,enscs .or the year including the ciyil lis
snd dcontingcucics" are estrmntea 1T 80, ,OOt
an exceedingly cheap Getern'nch, truly
y, Y. Com. Ady.
.1siirsy rine j. said 70 have been disccv
erel in Sussex county. New Jersey; anC
that from about four ounces ot orc, three
quarters ofan ounce ofnc,sl has been ex.
trs>tei.
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nor oNCrS he balance " ms Stock NJ
MUCm LESS than he Prime Cost.
Among u are,
lnn Yds. fashionable calicoes,
fOV Supcrfne blue broadcloths, .
Cassmcrcs, and Sattinctts,
Vestlngs,
Scotch, Tartan and Caroline plails,
Rich figured black silks for Is cent?,
Super bedticks,
a large quantity OF shionab' G tibbons
Black boInbaZetts,
Black levantincs and ao'.sncts,
Null mus!ins,
Canton and Italian crimes.
Cotton canbrics
Shawls and handkerchief.
Bobblnen aces,
fnrn'I',re dim.,y,
B'T3 nankir1.
,otton Id worstcd hoscy,
GlovT,s, buttons,
Bl' ,c aud brown camlcts,
striped Jeans and drilIrgs,
A Jew Lcghorn Eunnels,
t;iinps, cords, &C. &c,
LAST yOTTCF-All persons indcbt-
eA toR.P. IEE are hereby informed that
! o,a,v nofe ard account that rclnslns unset
/ ,loJ On the 18th March. will be put immc-
d,stolv into the hands Of !, &. Shaw, Esq.
for collection. iep' :, ic<n
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The population OF Illinois, is found by the
State census lately taken, to be 72,Sl7. Ac-
cording TO the United States census OF 1870,
it was 55,2l6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-09
800 900 DOLLS.

- FFTIE'
RI .ckets only 10 dollars,
In the q .and State Lottery of Maryland,
70 be. drawn on Wednesday next, 18th
Ing. For tickets and parts call as above.
pob.D
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-.sSe.-

Remarks IN mr.. BEsroSs Report unavoida
blv deferred till our next.
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TTh, population ofthc State Of New loTk
:. asccrta.nad by the late state census, 70
.. LGiG,4-S, being an increase since the
c,,asus ol ieZ0, o:2 i2,o4c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26
PARIS. August II.

PAIRS, August IL.
We have news from Greece to the 29th July
it is of very unsatisfactory nature for that coun-
try The Greeks are less united than ever. The
new government has less energy than the old 1t
has just removed to small Island, Bougy, opposite
Napoli which is still occupied BIZ the Suliots and
Romeliots, who are not willing 10 deliver up the
tort until they receive their arrearages.
Several villages of Attica have surrendered to
the Turks.
Ibrabim is directing his tention to the Mai
notes, who, having never left their mountains to
relieve the other Greeks have never received any
succour from them.
The American squadron, under Com. Rodgers
is in the Dsrdanelles.
Lieut.. Gen. Paucei is at Smyrna, with the ma
vel Austrian division. Vice admiral Neale i.
there also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

CHARLESTON, Sept. 15.- The soIemnties d.
rected TO be observed in honor of the deceased
Patriot John adams, took place yesterday. Bust
ness OF all kinds was suspended, and, notwihstand
ing the heat OF the day, respectable number Of
the citizens appeared in the procession, which was
arranged and conducted with iudicious effect by
the Marshas Of the day. We had not the pleasure
of hearing Mr.. Ford's Eulogy, but have understood
that, being an address rather TO the understanding
than the passions, it was rich in historical views
and that spirit of political analysis, for which the
Orators habits of investigation and cast of mind
so well qualify him. rs. Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

equally our duty now TO state, that there has beeo
very serious change in the health of the lower
part OF the town, (say the district from the water
bounded by Commerce and Main streets) since that
notice appeared We confess we are unable tn
state with precision the exact type of the disease
by which the district alluded to is infected but we
do MOI hesitate TO declare the fact. We at the
same time, express the opinion of many intelligent
Citizens, that declaration from The Board of
Health, as to the precise character and extent {
the disease would not only have the effect of d.
minishng the public solicitude on this subject bu,
OF correcting injurious exaggerations this sub.
Ject, industrously circulated In the neighbouring
counties and towns Beacon.
ISAAC b. DESHA.-This unfortunate in
dividual, on the 3lst Aug was boarding in
tavern In Cynthiana, and was apparently in tole-
rable health. His windpipe which was severed
by the attempt to cut his throat, still remained
asunder, and there was no connection between il
and the mouth. He breathes through silver tube
Inserted in bis throat; eats and drinks without
difficulty, but can only ar,iculate Tin whispers
few words at time. His wife, has again Joined
him, and remains with him.
Louisville Public advertiser.
The Governor has approved the location of the
western section of the Pennsylvania Canal, which
was made by majority of the commissioners at
their late meeting in Pitsburg; and which brings
the canal across the Allegheny, . an acqueduct,
to the eastern side of Pine Creek, on an elevation
sufficiently high to admit of its emptying into
either the Allegheny, Monongahea, or both OF
these rivers. Phil. Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26
TIE HEALTH OF OUR Town

NORFOLK, September 2l.--It is far from
our fellow citizens, but having made a nas;,i,,s
declaration in paper Of 9Th inst that the health
Of the Borough was unusually good,we think /,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26
ooNGREss1oMaL ELEoT1ow

PETERsBURG, Sept. Yesterday BEING
Hastings Court, the two Candidates to represent
this district in the Congress of the United s.stes
Messrs. WIN. S. Archer and VIM. b. Giles, met
and addressed the Citizens agreeable to appointment,
Mr.. Archer spoke about two hours Mr.. Giles
was speaking when we closed our columns.
InteIEigeucer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

The National Gazette thinks there is M, q.
least foundation for the story which il ooinn az
rounds that Joseph Buonapsrte has made ami. 'e
ton to be permitted to reside in the Netbs,ts"S-
and that he is fttingu superb house a, Brass'i
He is certainly, says the Editor, going or
this time, with very expensive Improvement !,
present residences; and has just made vsrv iis
purchase Of Land in addition to il. III is he
Their Losis who has made the application ''0-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

We learn from the Piusburg Gazette ,ba, M,
Southland, Secretary of the Navy, arrived AZ ,b.
Mansion House in that city on the 10th ms, ~
his way 10 view the Improvements at the head os
Erie Harbor. On the 1lth he visited the Arssnsl
where he received the salute due to the Heads rs
Departments, and on his return was sauted by the
Pittsbug Volunteer Legion. During the dav. he
visited the different manufacturing establishment =.
and near the city; and on the 18th proceeded o.
his journey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

We learn with regret that about Frenchtown al
Elkton, in Maryland, Newark, Christine and ~
nearly all the lower regions of Delaware below.
Wilmington, the fever and ague, and bilious fevs,
prevail IN degree almost unexampled. VeryIt.
tie rain has fallen there during the summer. NJ
Bait .9,aer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

On Tuesday, the Constable who was committed
to take his trial at next November Term. as men
toned in our last, for killing colored man, was
brought before chief justice Branch, under wit of
habeas corpus; and after a re-examina;ion of evil
dence, admitted to bail in the sum of 81 900
Besides being entitled to bail, the Judge remarked
that he was doubtful whether the matter was re-
cognizable by the district authorities.
.IIer. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26
FROM MEXICO.

We have been favored with letter received in
thus city, from gentleman in Vera Cruz, dated
ASust "a, enclosing supplement to the Next
can Mercury, translation Of which is given be.
low. We learn from the letter, that at Vera Cruz
II Is thought probable that an attempt will be made
to release Cubs and Porto Rico from the govern
menI ofSPain, g by the establishment Of govern
nent founded on liberal principles and guaranteed
by Colombia, Mexico, and the other free Spanish
American States. Security p the slave prone,,s
will be the first consideration" Com Porter bss
entered upon the foil discharge Of bis Official din
ties az Commander-in- Chief Of the Departnen,
end Squadron" The Naval Administrator Of
Mexico is quite different from ours; it is divided
into two departments, East and West, or rather
Atlantic and Pacific. The duties Of Com. Porter
are q a mixed character, somewhat Ike that of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

NEW York, Sept. 22.-The ship America. Can
tain Moran, arrived last night from Havre. Tn.
papers furnished by her are Paris dates to the 9th
and Havre to the 19thAugust. We present the
following extracts, compiled from different Jour
nails
They write from Consantinople that the Sultan
pursues bis plan of reform with great energy Tbev
continue TO destroy daily the habitatons of the
Janissaries. The Janissaries of the provinces have
been struck with terror, and all those of the large
towns suceumb without a murmur AIresdv t6e
new army of the Porte amounted to 40 thousand
men.
The provincial Pacbas are ordered to send to
the capital quotas OF troops. Constantinople l..
changed into a camp. 1t it said that the inactivity
Of Ibrahim Pacha in Greece is concerted plan
between his father, the viceroy of Egypt, and
himself.
The ale events in Consiantinople have re-aui-
mated the Greeks. 1t IS stated, also, that Lord
Cochrane has arrived in the Grecian seas The
Courier Francois states tha. il is confirmed the
Greek Admirals had reunited their forces under
the Chief who had signalzed himself in the new
world.
Thirty-six OF the Russian conspirators had been
condemned to death al st. Petersbureh.
The Emperor Nicholas had SET out for Moscow
from PeietsbUrgh on the 2sih July.
The organization of Greek Committees are
sprsdng.
The Diario de Rome OF the 10Th July, on the
authority of letter from Libourne of the I'm
same mouth. states that the squadron Of Lord Coch-
raDe was before that port
A French provincial paper states that France is
about TO send 10000 men into Spain, to over
turn the Portuguese charter. This Is contradicted
by the DropeGu Blanc, whirh stated that only
ID 600 spaniards ore TO march to the frontiers Of
Portugal.
Geaersl Roche, who had been sent TO Greece by
the Creek Committee OF Paris, has returned 10
France. The Conte d'Hsrcour, has been sent In
his place with Instructions.
8ug Job Louisiana, J Ia to 127 Ia;
50 Georgia, I56 L.