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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-26
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We publish the following article from
the Stonington, Com Yankee for the pur-
pose of showing our readers, the disgust
which the maniiestos of Mr.. Potter have
created not only in his own, but neigh
boring state. Such man as Mr.. Potter,
who would vindictively destroy if possible,
the well earned and deserved reputation
of an individual like Mr.. Robbins, ought
not TO be countenanced. or even held up, by
the enlightened freemen of Rhode Island
for even the most insignificant Office in the
State.
The Legislature Of Rhode.fsla con-
venes at Providence on Monday next, when
an U. States Senator will probably be chos-
en-. a second manifesto has been promul-
gated by Mr.. Potter, which, like its prede-
cessor, appears To have been intended ra TIL
er to impair the reputation OF Mr.. Robbins,
than to Justify the prctensions ofits author
to the office. The recklessness with which
Mr.. Potter assals the private characters of
those who stand in the way of his promotion,
savors too strongly of the vindctive spirit
of a Randolph, to admit Of his pretensions
of adhesion to the present administration to
pass current with impartial observers ofthis
The representation of the state ofRhode-
island. in either branch ofthc late Congress,
acquitted themselves with honor to their
country, as well as TO their immediate con-
stituents and we hope that the result of
this election will show that the people of
that state are yet disposed TO sustain the
rank which has been justly assigned to her
delegation by the concurrent appreciation
ofthe best men ofour country, Sufficient
" has the atmosphere Of our Senate cham
Der been tainted by the pestiierous cbullit-
ions of the hero of Roanoke. The dignity
of that hitherto illustrious body, has aread-
y been nearly Frustrated. by the turbulent
session of the past winter.
Do not the electionecring addresses Of
MIR. Potter exhibit much Of tho same spiit
of detraction that forced the indignant
CLAY to the field. while it awakened the
angry feelings of others equally ilustrious,
aud distracted the operations Of a whole |
session. The accession OF such mdt6rid 10
our next Congress, is to be deprecated by
every friend to the reputation Of our nation |
al councils.
"lIe who makes
Envy and crooked malice nourshmcnt, !
Dare bite the best"
-.-e0e--
The Democratic Press, says-"We have
heard so much from Ohio, as TO induce u,
q believe certainly, that ]. c. Wright, an
-loane, are reelected 20 Congress" Ad-
msn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-26

The Democratic Press, says-"We have
heard go much from Ohio, as TO induce u>
o believe certainly, that ]. c. Wright, an
.,loane, are reelected 20 Congress" Ad-
minlstration msn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-26

pera Cruz papers to the 10th ult. have
been received at Philadelphia. A paper of
the 18th contains notice from the Ameri-
can Consulate accompanied with an address
from Mr.. Ponsett American Minister to
Mexico, TO the citizens ofthe United States
resident in Mexico, advising them of the
decease of Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Jefferson,
and respectfully inviting them TO join the
legation in wearing Grape on the left arm
for thirty days, in testimony of their respect
and veneration for their memory.
The papers contain recruiting orders
from Commodore Porter, with the device,
God and Liberty
The receipts Of the custom house at We
ra Cruz, during the month of July, amount
ed to S515,572, one hundred thousand Of
which were we perceive, appropriated to-
wards paying the interest on the debt due
to England.
A settlement is making at the isthmu5
of Tchuantepec, about $50 miles from We
ra Cruz. A river asccnds TO il, and it is
II leagues across TO the Pacific, at the
Bay of Filema, TO which n good carriage
road is forming. Com. Porter is considcr.
ed to be concerned, and It's called Porters
Settlement.
The British Consul General at Mexico
was at the American Ministers Party oa
the 4th of July.
The people Of Hnyti, are said 10 be ey-
tremplv oDDoscd to the recent tax of dol
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The people Of Hnyti, are said 10 be ey
tremely opposed to the recent tax OF dol
lar an acre on the land--and some threat
en- to throw up their grants.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-26

"lIe who makes
Envy and crooked malice nourishment,
Dare bite the best"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

the principles and practice Of THESE Il, pubcs. The
simple and only object of the posponcmcnt
whether the application would probably add any
thing the information already possess this
subject H. further reflection and inquiry, the seu-
teman from Virginia any other gentleman, should
have good believe that the Executive
possession of information than the Senate possessed
in this particular he would not object any call cacula
ted TO elicit that information. But in that case he would
suggest the propety of such modification rcsui
ton would point more specifically its objects. The
gentleman from Virginia had in acknowledging the cud-
~ which existed between them asked
his fiendS lie would Thai gentleman that
while he proud of the relation in which he to-
wards him, he trusted that this, all
ons he would prove himself friend by the part he
towards that gentleman.
Mr. III. concluded 10y moving i1t the resolution be laid
upon the table which, (lr Randolph aSscntimg)
dcred accordingly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
NOEFOLK. March / /.
LATEST IRON ENGLAND

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The s"l Richmond, Capt Crabtree, arrived in
Hampton Roads on Thursday night from London,
whence she sailed the 2Oth Jan and lett the Downs ON
the 9th Capt. c. brought only two papers of the
dates of the 10Th AMI l7th % January; which con
firm the report via Philadelphia, Of the abdica.on
O the Grand Duke Constantine i'm favor his brother
Nicho'a', who has been crowned Emperor of all the
Russias under the title of Nicholas the First. The Of
iicIal documents announcing these events, We earu
from capt Crabree, were received IN London previous
to the sailing Of the Richmond, though they are not con
tanned in the papers which lie brought with him Some
munous symptoms manifested OF the occasion by
two regiments of the guards, which, however were
soon quellcd; aud perfect order and tranquility prevail
Captain Crabtreo states that tlc navigation of the
Thames had been obstructed by for ten DAYS before
he sailed
The panic in the money market had subsidized MANY
of the banking houses, which had suspended their one
ration, had either resumed them or appointed day
when they would do So
There had been 10 advance in Tho art cIo f C.ouo,,
but rather a depression.
We select from the paper Of the 18Th which Nv Tv
ford has loaned u.s. the details Of the condition of e
STOCK and money market, and few items Of other in
transcribing
The Richmond is first rate ship. Of the burtben of
40 tons, built in New York just twelve months sgo of
the best materials and is intended as regular packet
between Richmond and London business for which
she is particularly adapted having elegant accomno.
datons, and in nothing inferior thc best of The New
York packet Ships.
LoNDoN, January Is.
We have received Frankfort Journals TO fLe 9Th
They contain nothing new from Russia; but give long
extracts respecting the operations ofIbrahn Pacba
me EGYPTIAN leader has alarming force in The Mo
Tea with which he is proceeding against Blissolonrli
ihese accounts represent the Greek feet as unable to
cope with those ofbe Turks, whose new courage has
oeGn screwed up appears by the Pacla placing man
on BOARD OF each ship, who has orders TO strike off the
head OF the Captain if be fails in bis DUTY
= series of official documents f,,..,
published in The Berlin Gazette now attest boyond ali
question me resignation of the throne of tie Cars bv
,he Grand Duke Constantine, and the accession Of his
brother under tbc title Of Nicholas J.
Lasl nights Gazette contains dispatch received at
me East India House from Tie Governor General in
'onnc at Fort William, in Bengal including two dis
Ia'cGe' from Brigadicr Cen M'Bean, ono dated 25J
nPH announcing The occupation Of the Island Of Ram
on the Main. -
From Hc QUoij6ienne.
IAFIs. Jan. ia courier Who left ST. Petersburg
% '"c 18th Of December, arrived at The Hotel Of the
russian Legation, today AZ That time, no uneasiress
was felt respecting the dispositions Of he garrison Of
That capital
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with as much disgust rs ifI had been
ragged - the hnsk of a walnut.
What shall | do. Mr.. Lounger ?
II inirndurc M Al xander between
my appellaiions. shall still 3. a.
Natlf fchapge llle Nat lshalIfDrlcit
alrgaey:'ihiuk ottbat NasierBrook.
What shall tn! Whcreshall gos
Shall | hang myself That will 30.
do, for Tie would be- ways will attach
a raseally iest I, my memory and
say, Abf has returned to his tree
again Relief, Mr. Editor. relief, or
! shall certainly crack will, veta.
lion.
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n purchaser. for fear Of being sns-
nectcd of m attempt 10 sNindle. And
after NIL. gentlemen Of the most re
fined and exaIted sense viii fnd
themselves under the necessity oi
awaiting themselves Of a little com :
mon srnse. and depending on pune
tnality, economy, aud good manage
ment in the prudrntials of lfe-if
they would employ their time in roa-
Mug oofanry's wing. rioting in The
fields Of imagitation. and suhsisting
II the community BY the amusement
nd exercise of genius. No talents.
however great, un genius. however
brilliant. can secure respect aud Ell.
JOY prosperity. independent Of IN
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ias4 Of economy, stability. aud per-
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FRANKLIN.


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aort, because kno" ihepar'y' hr
name OF tie htr" III question WA
hapiiSte hoy, a tfeaehman' WHO
sallci''d. ao1 ! am sorry I" say In
tain' a compensation Tor hls IRA
very lro II Non'fe77 II occur fa
al Cote sans DeSstlh' IN tue hia-
sour. a numerous bann oil nor
thern 9aYages. amounting To 4o0'
beset the garrison muse INTO when
he. hiS "Ilr, ana announcer man hao
retreaied. lhey were hh"tefs ny
ProirSa'on' ana haA powder lead,
and lonr rites III Tue house. ihey
Immediately began TO IRE upon The
lnolans. The "i'e melted ana mouI-
.aed the lead, ana assisted III ioadIpg'
occa9iomily taking her shotWilh Tic
other TWO. Every inal"n 'hhe "p-
proachcd the house was sure To lali.
The vale relates IOa' Tue fhcs would
soon become too mheh heAieu 10 hoid
IN The hand. water was necessary
10 cool them. II "as' th'hk' Oh
the SECOND oay o' t1r siege laat
Roy'9 assistant was KILLED, he be-
came impatient 10 looh on ''e scene
ol executions anu eeo """' 'ho5
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From The Boston Lounger.

TITLES. | am wretched NOR
tai cursed with the unfortunate ap-
pel4tlon Of Ball Nut not musical
melodioas5' love-cgciting William !;
but pIain, nnyar lished, rcpul5lge
Bill-1dl nut MIR. Editor, what
d. vow think of that know, sir,
You haze a heart everlasting with
tae milk Of human Kindness. and
| can therefore disclose to you my
tale Of misery without fear OF tgem-
bling.
In these days Of fashion in titles,
sir, what can | do: Here ~ one
friend Nho signs b. Hamilton Dash
aWay--anolher K. Erulkshank Car
oNay-another--iint what aeails il
fo,. me To rehear4e the honied cos
nominations If others, when am
myself laboring under the damning
name Of Bill Nut! Ii it we're Doe
nut, Plgnut, OF any thing that
might be twisted by fashionable or
tharpy into something ike a Chris
tan ttle, there would besome con'o-
latlon bntNut, downrightmchaase-
able Nnl. like the immortal English
minister, stands alone
WHY, sir, alterseekiog for months
an intro1action to the lovely Miss
Belinda CrowGpot, what manner oi
reception think you 1 received
The lady bowed, smiled. blashea,
CIR, in such a style that was
perfectly enraptured. until my OIL
piou4 friend pronounced the fatal
! Nut:sW hat,' said the lady. Nut
Madam Nit! screamed thu
lar one, why / never heard ofsnci
a thing ! Nut, Oh iawA Oh dear I!
and she examined me, Mr. LQanser
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lotye efficacy nnd OF iulflui 10 value mildia
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" al chronic dlerases, bai r5prelally Ia ptlsg,,
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yonnseai children. md t. women IN the most
dlAtalf il4tltuuss IL pains ot lie face, Dcs
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these powders, SIS, have Used them To ny
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a hak b#ta iu,1 thp ~ nod for efrft II. in ouA
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From the Nv York Tune.
FICETFNFSS OF GENIUS.

!
10 consider frailty or fckleness as
their inseparahIe characteristics.
Whether il Is, that
Tue poets eve. in a fine fren-y rolling,
/ Doth glance from earlhto heaven, from hen.
ven 70 earth,
/ but finds on earth ~ resting place,
| the fiery sfeed of Painassus beiuc
too mcttlesomc to abide the letters
of dull reality and srr,itude Of rule
and order; or that il is the nature
If genius tn te unsteady and erratic,
from its inherent rcstlessness aud ell
astiCity; ! am, perhaps, unable 10
decide. BE the fart as it may. the
truth Of the. case is 81 lamentahlN
evident, that the promises and en-
| gagCments Of literary and scientific
projectors have almost ceased 10 dis
appoint society, from their want Of
power to obtain credit or raise ex-
pectati0n. need not refer 10 foreign
Pursuits Of Literature, 10 the Mis-
cries Of Authors, arising generally
from the QUarrels Of Authors, with
the world, In cIucidate Imposition.
My own experience at home affords
abundant proof of my conclusions,
and | confdentlv appeal to the pub
lie for their con fah3an. II would
seem that
FraiIty thy name is woman
ought no longer TO be used as pro-
verb, since Wit and genius, Of all
things mutable, bear the palm OF III
constancy, and display themselves
DesuI,ory as the mind Of man,
Sudious of novelty aud fond of change.
Mark tie man of dazzling and .
tthcrial talents, who shines upon You
with a comets splendour for some
three or four numbers Of a periodical.
the commencement Of a series upon
subject Of Importance TO the com
munity. He cxcites the highest in.
terest by his zeal and ability. and
all are impatientIy waiting for him
to proceed in his laudabie, and it
may be profitable, undertaking
when, behold, the spirit moves him
in another direction, he gives up his
intended and stimulated task, flies
to something else, and leaves you to
regret that no reliance can be placed
~ lie o,.,agemepte toiri,ano,c
"a - 49, 49,, a. n,oan Lo oha,naa 80 r
80 y. "a DIT nIanot = ~" -. - ,.ai,,
~ =" , '' tod - LnIJ h;s mind e.. >
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. io,, -, anJ ros.Iose oace.fa,.s
','',' To- ,'r.,,, r,,,,d a.,a.,n,;aas
". - -, ,: ,,''N -, ,,'' -, ~ '
In this hanny country, where every
lind of srerrlattoo. wberlcr sclen.
tec literary. commercial. ~. mr.
ehonicaI i oncn and FIRE tn all a3-
,enturcrs.
.rt. ,.o.,l ol,l,c,ro ,,or, ,,hs, 70 r5oo.e.
aud vhere We find oue steady, del,-
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'''htsha NldAi Aahi'S1 1Aaf ~ III
Cipal reason is. that their enntin-
Iuanee may he relied on, and their
contents expected with certainty.
50 long rs thrir patronage supports
their publication. Newspapers are
not often founded on anticipation,
paid for in advance, and discoutin.
uPd before THE expiration ofauhsrrip-
ton. TheyAre rs far preferable t.
the most brilliant exhibitions of tai.
cnt ri irregular al uncertain prri-
DDS. as the eithful aud hard,
dranght horse is more useful to g.
ciety than the fleetest charger that
ever eraccd the Union course.
will not repeat the witlcism Of
Peter Pindar on Geuius. nor COM
pare it unfavorably with application
and perseverance. to which all our
improvements AMI culoyments are
in so great a measure owing. We
all admire genius, like the glare of
meteor, butprefcr even the 'duIl
cold moon for practical benefit.
And il pyr0tcchnlral ingenuity com
mand our admiration occasionally.
the constant though humble lamp
light ii our nightly paths found to
be TAR more valuable aud indi>pcn-
sable TO tho common purposes Of
life.
Men ofgenius arc apt 10 be indo-
lent--the greatest sclmlarshase bcen
remarkably so--and II Is proterhial-
~ unsafe TO trust the promise of bo.
Oily exeltion in a wit. No matter
what Is the reason. Great talents
are MT compelled TO depend, Tor
respect. and support. on lie vulgar
virtues Of sincerity aud pnnctudIily,
Va truth. "a We say beauty,
RI Osh to her shars som" venaI crimes may
fail.
la * in 4cr facr. AMI ~ forget them all =;
SD of genius, II cDnm ,nds mr. admit
ration, while II ab jsra our conf
dcnes, and imposes IN gnad nature
and tie com noD deCrncies II life
like the dram tlC Ga k. Aud
perhaps < Us may be "a conscious
Gifts powo-. and ~ coquctisb in dis
! playing IT, ~ the Vainest beauty.
Yet, without the substantial quail
ties Of industry, perseverance. re-
wiila,itV. uruInntuesS. aud STABILITY.
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GROCERIES,.


on ~ GOOD terms aB fan be had IN this mar
kei, conf lout they are wen bought, bu, villa
not promise on better, OF cheaper, consisting
n part Of
BesI filled sacks Of Salt twiled snckins
sugar eud Coffee II different qualities
y. OrpGus aud " Molasses
Mould aud sperm candles, ~ 10 81
iufpeulIue aud transparent Soap
,unpo WIDER und lmperial Tea, fresh
Cot and wrought Mails and brnds
Patent Balances, with aud without frames
Window Glns, . b 10, - 10 by IL, u putty
| jlnltbled aud noRata,n Bacon, which WA
engage to furnish by HE season
New Asckrrri aud Herrugs
Fcw eayhs Of rich Cheese
Best Brown IAnuefs' Oil
5ufog Tar, u Carolina Moss for mattresses
l3orimeat Of Hardware, Cgockefyi Islass C
Earlhpn Ware
glind, Snaft,o aud Curb Brides
Coars, Wagon cart and gig Whips
Hacks bosl aud common Segars
Mems ana boys woul and for la.
5,it Pelre Giauber salts, Mustard
Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. Nader d
Goppcrns
iran, Grfinan and blisiered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Hint7
London aud neutrality-suspicious.
Cotton sheetiug and 5airing, 0snal or6sl
~ aud 4 ~ point Blankets
900 h. beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 bbls Of Cider
For which yill receive any Lind Of pro.
luce brought to this market al the best cash
prices FAAIiL' WINS AoN-
March 90. tsh2
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