Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-16

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lesstad u Apnassbis Il az iio5,2 Of si.vs;'
4 oyss ~ country ~ 81 liv,d 70 go
ohei. ~hioh tn n .s tls "a sIxi1k e : i<
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tp(6ld itae! 'l ~ natfvs shor1: IL ~,
ths FSdira6ve 6ystsm which nsw tl6& JtI
unmsgous little EaPiblisks INTO ODD miixbty II
ticn, snq yet under the ceustitution hss h.
sesn Washington, Adsm, jefferson, Ma adi,ot,
and Monroe, administer. succsssivcly, Law ia
ljustice to free people. He lived before the
thms Of WAshisston, which nov fillsths breast
pfevey American. existed he has sssn the
psmory Of that man revessd by sssosd, and
ovsn third generation. He lived at aitims,
when the Lion Of England, placed his paw
with impunity upon the n Of evory dstjoH
ofthe earth, and yet before dying. haA he
seen him twice. scouchant beneath the talon. Of
America ; young Eagle. What q bdrihen for
mortality !--nore than 4 century spent in this
world Of trouble. Could It be ought but
blessing to be taken away from existence,
when the companions Of his youth had been
buried 6.ty summsrs, and the gra., grew over
lthe'grsve Of early friendship Could there
be one !ie to hold him to world now peo.
pied BY ! race different in manners aud ma.
turs from himselfl
By the recent arrival at Philadclphia, Of
the brig Colombian, CAPT Russn, from La
Guayra, Caraccs. papers were received in
that city to the 18th November, inclusive
BY information thus received, if would ssem
that the whole couniry.is in state. nothing
short Of fanarchy, Venezuela and Apure de-
clare themselves independent ofthe other de-
partmenss, and Congress is called to organ
ize their confedaraey, by order Of Paez. Quay
squil and Quite place themselves uncondit-
ionally under the protection of Bolivar, and
declare thsit preference for the Bolivian code.
There IS rnmour, that g a courier from
England, lately passed through New-York /,
on his way to Washington, with di spatches
from the British Cabinet, conveying intelli-
sence that the Ipresent condition Of Spain was
such as 10 render.:itnecessary fat Engla al to
garrison The leland Of Cuba |" Uncle Sam. will
hardly look on, peacenbly, while John Bull
lays his finger urob the vent Of our molasses
trade. ~
40 arrival at New Haven. from ST..
Kits, brings news that a Proclamation
bias been issued there, ordering that
all American vessels remaining 10 The
|ports Of the British Islands, on and after
|the first Of December, unless detained
for ballasting should be seized and dis
posed of according to the terms Of the
act prohibiting the intercourse between
those islands and the United States
and also declaring that an English YES
sels from other lslsnds, with American
produce on board. would be seized and
contiscatea."
TIE store Of MIR. James Carpen.
Her, Merchant Tailor, in Providence
was entered on Friday morning last.
and a very considerable amount q
tg,ods carried off. No discovery has
vet been made of thieves or goods.
The Nashville bank has again
lse&pendcd payment Of specie for its
Aotes:S In tho space Of seventy days.
about $s6o, 600 have been paid Out
in'specie.
| N. Orleans papers to The esd ult.
received in New York by packet ship
Russell, mention that the tonnage in
port, hy recent Arrivals, had been
nearly doubled in less than a week.
Cotton had met very brisk demand
and was selling freely.
A man was recently convicted apd
fned in New Jersey cnurt of Oyer
and 1'crminer, for an assault upon
tle person of Miss Catherine Ber ty
| The assault consisted in putting his
arm AROUND her mock and kissing
her. Ir.the same Court verdict
Cor a breach Of promise Of marriage,
of $3.50 was obtained for plaintiff.