The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

NEW-YORK. Nov. 30.-We learn from
Capt Adams, Of the schr. Tandem, from
Pernambuco, that news had reached that
place from the coast Of Africa that the En-
glish had taken about 80 sail OF Guineamen
belonging to Bahia, in consequence of
which business was very dhll'at that place,
A steamboat was on the coast. Capt. a.
also states that the house Of ltsy d. Bryan
stopped payment about :he middle Of Aug.
Gaz.
Thomas Je6crson.--1'hs following in
teresting extract is made from Mr.. Wits
eulogy on Jefferson and Adams, lately de-
livered at Washington.
"One circumstance, alone, remains TO
be noticed. In a p,iraie memorandum
found among some other obituary papers
and relics OF Mr.. jefferson, is shgges-
ton, in case memorial over him should
ever be thought of, that granite obelisk,
Of small dimensions, should be erected
with the following inscription:
HERE LIES BURIED
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
Author of the Declaration of indepen-
dence, Of the statutes Of Virginia, for
religious freedom, aud Father of the
University of Virginia"
-.-e0O~.-
City ofhe West.-For Cincinnati pa
per given by the editor, paragraph is re-
turned, by one who finds much matter for
comment in a newspaper. Phe CONNER
cial Register is the paper given, and up
pears to be printed daily, and handsomely
supported by mercantile advertisements.
! Among the other evidences of refinement
and population presented in its columns,
we find that il is city, with its lite rary
establishments, places Of public amuse-
ment, moneyed institutions, &c. similar to
those Of the Atlantic capitals. Their the
atre is closed, but they have cotiliion par
ties, museums, Panharmopican, and other
! exhibitions, lectures, college, banks, insur-
J ance companies, lottery Offices, Mr.. Yates
branch of Mrs. Leigh's suffering school,
| manufacturing companies, foundries, glass
works, and warehouses, agricultural, sci
entlfic, musical, ond benevolent societies,
| land Offices, more steam boats than at N.
York, type foundries, Pickets' School,
! Sunday school, bible, missionary tract, me-
! clanics' and humane societies, &c. Now
all these things arc quite common in Bos.
ton, Ncw-York, and Philadelphia, but who
would expect them at Cincinnati? ? On this
! site OF ancient warfare, the first two frame
! houses were built in 1890, and the popula-
ton is now 10000; more whites than in
J Charleston. What n change in 36 years
and the whole State of Ohio exhibits a
correspondent growth g. increase through
out. In fact, this State, erected in 1903,
had population
In 1850, Of 45,OON.
! In 1910, OF 22S,000,,a
In 1920, of 80 600 :sisskiII l:nyG
In 1880, upwards of one iniliion, by n
fair and probable calculation. What a
field for reflection is Cincinnati and Ohio
". y. Salesman.
BoliUdr.-A tide has been raised against
Boliyar, which seems to threaten to over
whehn him.-if not now guilty, he may
feel driven to criminality from resentmen,
or for personal safety. This would show
he was not the greatest of men, but leave
him like many great men. The world
loves justice, not calumny. 1t neither
wants to be duped by man, nor by his
enemies; neither by confidence nor jeal-
ousy.
II is now insinuated that he has been
sending off the Peruvian troops, and gar.
rlsoning the towns-of Peru with Columbi.
ans-that he intends to form an alliance
with Brazil, to attempt tho conquest OF
Bnenos Ayres and Chill, and then take the
title Of President, Emperor or King. Nous
yerrons.--Bos. PaLod.
--o.S--
The Mercer Penn.) Gazette Of tie 14ii
inst. says, "there was three candidates fol
congress in this district, two believed
friendly to the Administrator. and one
avowcdly friendly to Gen. Jackson. Tn,
. latter received 397 votes in the district
while Mr.. Barlow had 5000, and Mr.. Still
262I votes.
The Philadelphia Gazette states tha
the Grand Jury of the u. s. Court has pre-
sented FoRTY-THREE bills of indictment
all relating to the concealment of teas, ant
more, il is understood, are yet TO be added
Georgia appears to be ono Of the mos
llourishing States in the Union in money
matters. 1t seems CT; Of debt, and had I
surplus of revenue last year of near $500,
900! e..
Coims---Ietters sssEss.;ssis sssEss.;sis Paris inform tha
the French Government had given dctin.
tive answer TO the claims Of the UniteC
States and refused TO admit them.
f; Ceatinet.
II is understood that Samuel Humphreys
Esq. has been appointed Naval Architec
and Superintendent of the Navy Yard, a
the seat Of the General Government, anS
: viii shortly remove TO Washington, from