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21ttbIlt naips.
STATE on RH0RE.IsLANp, &c, J,

STATE oF RH0Q EIsLAND, 20, (
IN Generaf S4ssembiy, Jan. bsSstcn
y q ~ a. 1927. 4
FAN ACT % suthorise ,ti,c T'bwuz
Cospcilssih this State 70 mako
rhes, BY laws, 0rdipnnces ard reg
uletions relative 10 SabliAth break
lag edu drunkenness. a. s,
Seehm y. he il 'enactcd by The
GrMctqi i,.asssnbiy, and n tse author
~ thereof it,is enacted. that ;he sew
cral Towsl CounsiIs in tI,is State be
and theyares sLSreby aushorized and
empowered IA mako rules aud regu
laiinns rtlatiye 10 breaches of Tie
Sabbath day and, drank cnness IN
thcir ,rsltctiveiow,'s; and IN make.
ordsin aud publish such ordinances
and bylaws Respecting the same as
they may think TT, and in6ict Ijenal=
tir~tor the breach thereof !; provi-
dcd tlatSsnch penalty shall h no
casc, fr any 6ne offence, exceed the
sum of twenty dollars that such,
penalties shall be forfeitcd,to file use
of the saidtowns. cspectiveiy. or to
snch persons and for such uses as
shall he described; aud shall and
may be- recovered by action Of debt
IN amy court of ccmpetent .jaiisdict.
ion: provided, however, that sucb
rules, regulations. ORDINANCES or by
laws shall not he contrary 10 The
laws III the State J; and proviaed,al-
so. that nothing herein. contained
shall 5rS construed 10 impair or re-
peal any power and authority here
'ofnre vested by law in the town.
coancii Of any town in this S,ate,upr
10 exempt cT.rders from The punisb-
ment nrpena1tics already prescribed
by the laAs of the State for either ut
The 0ifrnccs herein described.
Src.e- Ant BE- IL further enacted.
that the rules. regulations, o,liipan-
ccs aud bylaws aforesaid, 10 DC
made and passed rs aforesaid, by
The tont' councils. Of tho respective
Towns, shall be by the tnwn- clerks
nj said towns ia':l at the expense oil
aid towns, respectively published Ia
all the newspapers printed in-the
town making and passing the sa'ur.
rs s"on as, may be after The same
shall be made and passed, for the
term OF three weeks ~, lc.wt surccss-
lively am! that sil' any town clerk
siial, ncgl,s't cricinsr 10 paalis| the1
same as aforesaid, he st,il forfeit
and pay the saaa of thirty dollar.
fnr every sach pifi.ncc; !; tn'be rccns-
errd by action oil .iea;,nnc hall 10 HE
use of the town, and the oi!ier half
10 aud t3r tho use of The person whp
shall iiIs,n siid sue lo: the same /:
pro-, igrd, howe, ,cr. that if no news
paper, shalt be printed in the town
and passing such rules, re.,-
ilatOps, ordinances and by laws, then
I shall be The duty Of the iown-c'crk
1t such town Ia set up, as snou as
may be, in at least three public pla-
,es in such town, ccriifld copies Of
my such rules, regulations. oitlinan-
'es and by laws. Anacrthe same pen
'iiy md ,a'.e,rccovcted j" ,he same
manner as last mentioned.
Irae Copy Witness.
HENkY BOWEN, Sscty. 4
Feb, T.. Ar
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L[ n4 pVv3croOer Will O1fpr
!ii 1t PUBIC .afyCTl0it
- on tle pss,pises, ON satsr.
s'ay tse s4t!' d. y oe March next. 4
clcvcnso'c NJ ii mot sooner.
'iisposed Of Al priysi1 saIs. the val.
dron Farm, so called. situate abvu,
a iniIe from tte COMPACT part Of
Bristol.and 'ns1r The main road lead.
rg 70 warren. 1T contains about
% acres. and is well fenced, with
sfbne walk is divided into suitable
Lois. with agqod share Of fruit trees
anu ni''tes as many advantages and
Recommendations as any tract of
land Of the same extent in tue Coun-
ty ys. -
For terms. which will be easy, m.
!ny before the day Of sale to MARY.
FALEs or NATHANIEL BULLOCK.
lCHABuD DAVIS, Auccr.
Bristol, Feb. II, 1897. 4w.I
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laluabsc Estate for Sale. !,
7HnHE sub.cIiber offer, for sal. ,he
~ FARM in Swanzsy,, late the
Homestead Of Col. Simeon Potter.
containing about 200 acres, delight
fully situated between Coles aud
Less River. The place is too well
knawn. torequi,e particular de-
scripii"n. An nndnnb,ed title can
be given. InHai.r Of n. BULLOCK,
az ilARRlOT FALES.
Bristol. Feb. II. 6w.
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TTCH.

DUMFhfiSS OINTMENT. A.
safe. certain and snpeditiaus CURE. for
the ITCH, be it ever 50 inveterate, in
one hoar's npplicasion-No danger
from taking cold. II dies not contain
the least particle Of mercury or other
dangerous Ingredient. and may be APP
Piled with perfect safety. by pregnan-
females. or TO children ut the breast.
Price fft4.eehts.
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AsNlNlyIS5ASY, a

VIHi1s. nten,be,s, of :i.e FHIL.aN.
IHROfsi. X SOCIETY. are re-
qicsted 10 meet at Goes 4iail.on the
22L Instant. at half past 9 o'clock,
A. M. it beng their Annual Elect.
ion pf Officers (; after which, a"d
dispnying OF such business as may
Game t,lorc them, they will al III
o'clopk. A. NJ. ,proccedto tl'e bap
tist Merliug House, where an ad-
dress will be delivered on the occa'
sion BY Rsv. LUTHER BAKER.
JOHN y. CROADE. Secr'y.
: NIB. ,Cnizens and strangers
are respectfully invited to atschu iht
exercises. Doors opch for the La
dies at half pasi1l0 o'clsck.
:. p. ClHLD I Committee Oh
c. WHEATON, 5 Arrangements
Feb. IL.
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,daaarrfen.-

In Providence. 4th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Sea-
man, Mr.. Elisha Graves. to Miss Abby N.
Rogers, both Of this town.
In Seekonk, on the 9Th inst. by The Rev.
Mr. Barney, Deacon William Ellis. to Miss
Mary Wheaton, only dau Inter Of Deacon Pc
ter Wheaton, all of that town,
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srtttsD Demttfrtee.
BRITISH a.NTISEPTC DEN

BRITISH .AJl'TISEPTYC DEM
THRICE. The Toothache is not on
iy prevented BY this Dentiffiee. but ie
renders the teeth beautifully Waife,
though hitherto btaek-removes the
cause Of feter arising from decayeI
teeth, and at the same time IL restoses
20 the gums their original efflorescence.
/ m parts to the breatha most delecta-
bile sweetness. Price one dollar.
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DIR. HUNTERS

PILLS, &c. For The prerennsn
ard eare of VENEREAL complaints, how
ever inreierats or long stlndiag, with
perfect secrecy. Around each packet
will be found practical treatise de-
scr,bins the symptoms aud method Of
cure. Rrice one dollar.
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COR ms.

ALBIO.r COR.v' sI'L.aSTER.--
This Plaster never causes the teast
pain, although It dissoives ard drawn
the corn out by The roots.-out gives
Immediate ease as soon as applieds
price one d0lLar. Us
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JAMES II. STYLES.
Rhiapbpck, Datchsss ca. (.N Y No.
rPmb2r Sth, 1876.

cem6er 9th, 1876.
This-is 10 certify that the subscriber
wasc brought very low by spittiug
blood attended with i cough aud Ca
larrh, and that nothing afforded me
real rcliefuni,; commenced taking
Anrerson's Cough Drops, the use OF
which we're the means in the hand, Ut
God Of restoring me again to a comfor-
table State ui health 9
And ! do further certify that the
vile Of Mr.. Nathan Huntington, living
in the same place was afflicted with a
very bad cough for number Of yeaIs,
and lhai IN ] S95, she was reduced So
low tia; It wa, ,,tiiougih she must sooD
be in her grave, as she was scarcelya-
ble to wax from Der bed to the FIRE,
when she commenced taking Andet-
sons cosgh nrops, the use Of which.
"a, short timexrso far rest red her.
that she was sd6n able to do a gooa
days work. Isgan oheersu.Iy recon :
mend this medicine to the public.
PlIiLOJUDSON. Pastor ofihe
- Church in Ashford, Comm
ashford, Sept. 25, 1924.
Fof'sale Wholesale aud Retail by
DR.. 6. II. T1LLINGHASr, Provi-
dence. and sold by Druggists genera
~.
Jan. 6. SIN.
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I Commissioners Notice.

7uNflE sub,cribers having been APP
a pointed by the Honaraole Court
ol Probate Of the town uf Warren.
Commissioners to receive and exam
ine the claims against tho estate oi
lhc late
CALEB THURBER,
deceased, represented insoivcin, ana
six months from the 5th inst. having
been ,allowcd to exhibit tho same,
hereby give notice to all concerned to
exhibit the same, To citl'cr OF US at
our re specti,c dwellings, within the
time abb, cinentioaed.
EbEN'R. LUTHER,
DAVID BROWN, Comr's
LEVI HALLE,
All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate
pay ment, to -
Feb. 10. S"'
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Nst1 Certificates,

br. MELLEN, Sir ihe,,ause of hu-
manlty demands ofme to give you the
following statement :tSly wife had for
sS Years been III "a drcline, and pro-
|nounceiby her Physicians to be in
con>umptlse state, aud was attended
~ severe pain in her side, with a
tough and difficulty of breathing She
Nas reduced so low as to be unable to
'gvt from ber bed 10 the FIRE without
'ad An hopes OF her recovery had
ioog ben given up. IN this situation,
! Was prevailed upun, as las, posi-
Die resort, yet without ANY hope OF sue
'csss, 10 make Use Of :" Anders0n's
Codgh Drops" She cnmnenced the
use 81 them 10 February last aud after
taxing two bottles, to the asionish,nent
OF al 10 the month of May following
the heath OF my wife was cstireiy,re-
,tured, and since which, her health aud
strength were perhaps never bett,r.
fceirnsa deep interest that the pub
!! in seue,ai may resort 10 tie same
remedy when their friends OF relatives
are apparently. OF evidently on lie
brink Of the grave, 10 rescue them
from he same. You are at liberty to
publish the above. am "respeciful.
/ &r .Et !
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H..Ayn SCHOOL,
39rrullttt,lH.

uVHE suys ysCrber de5irou, tooacr tv
cry possible lnasSement to in
'dustry among the Ladies' belonging 10
t,s Newport Lace SchQ1t. anlisto ITS
oirH III, hca eisewyere, hereby pdblick,J
engages To give the following prem
iums 10 the ladies who may be respeo-
Itnely enttledto the same at the ensu.
ing annual agricultural meeting in Paw
.taxet. ~ .ys
10 the young lady who shall Ats
4 haze carmel the, psost u.on-
eysin this institution be- sac. -
" ,sss. !, 'ss ss ,,,as.I l,s,t :. Feb aud :
For the next largest sum Sl a
earned.s Wis ,t~ Sl5.
The thirJ do. .,s. .,i.,,1. $40.
fLe fourth, the fiitA aud sixth, 50.
each tj.-s
And 10 The ten nexlsseash, 50.
= Making together SIXTEEN premiums.
CHARLES WINDSOR.
b'Apply To Miss. s. BaADrOAD,
Bristol.
Newport, Feb. 10, 1927.
! or The Attorney advises
Law, the boctor Pills, the
Priest Grace, and the Shoe
maker Leather.
DAVID BROWN
A DvISES SpEcrAcLEs, & (with Ais
~ other things which he will fnr-
nI,n for from % cents to S25. Those
Of Silver from $3.50 to $3.50. 10
those that reflect, tie use OF these ar
|,icies, are obvious and they will soon
call ard purchase, for we're 1t not for
seeing other. faults to feel our own,
where should we end but N scenes ankd0wn
Feb.s.
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Ute1,,,'

In Br'stol,i on Tuesdsy morning last, Will
liam, infant son of Capt. Sylvester Luther
aged 2 years. 2 months and fay..
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Dr.KELFE VEGEIIBEE K7EU
MlHCPLLLS. To expatiate on
the superior efficacy Of these pills
would be superfiuous: suffice it to say
That IN rheumatism, gout, crsmp.spasm
stiffness in the joint-, sc. they will be
found singatarly sDicacioas. and may
be used by females under all c,rcum-
stances, 70 great advantage. As phys
ic, they operate perfectly easy and
ttrtho.t pain. Price ffycents.
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zHEaD agNE.

DR.. RELIES YEGEE4BLE SPE-,
CiFaC. A remedy for Sick headache,
sickness of the stomach, hatulencr,
bilious affections, and as a preparatory,
before sea bathing, &c. Price one
JnIIor
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MEMORANDA.

tGr..t MEMORANDA. fn
Spoken, 3lst nit, lat 80 ION II, brig Zeph-
yr, Barton, of this port, 2 ds ir WILMINGTON
r. Havana. t'f
2lst, lat 81 90 lon "a. ship Aspasia, Bea-
nett, fr Bristol for New Orleans.
Arr at Omoa, Dec. l9tn, scbr Francis,
Young,fr Providence. ~
At Havana, Goth ult. ships Charlotte,
Church, of Bristol. weig,ting freight; Leon
idas, Lawton, Of do. do do |; Essex, Giadding,
oi do. dscga;s Anoe, Gonsolve. Barcelona, 4th;
brig Neptune, iJlnsn, Bristol, next month /;
Dolly, Cpamplin, ,uf this port. for New Or
leans. sQQp. -
At 81. Pierres, 18th, ult. schr Comet, Carr.
Of and for this puft. \
Cl at Hayaln.. 18th uit, ship Boy, Green,
Of Newport for hawsurg. 4s..s
Ady st New Yorx, brig New England,
Mathawson, foy Matanzas, 18th.
Scizr ANA, Capt James Easton, Of and fr
Nswp tpraNew Orleans, was tot lly lost
with her o1y pQp the coast OF Cuba, Goth ult
x-crew tevedy IN Capt L has arrived =,
Charleston. 70 llis sslI< Saluia, from Mataa,
Gas. N>r ~ - ;s,sA . a,csx,
Arr at Elizabeth City scht, Rambler, Az
lens fr Martinique. tsas 'sfF
Spoken, lat So, lon 10. Tobacco Plant, OF
Bristol. 8 ds tr Cadiz, ior New York,
Sailed ,r New York, llth, brig Miles .Whea
Con. ofthIs port, for New Orleans.
ARA F,edericksburs, schr harriot' Pitts
jr BRISTOL. pf.als;si Nc
Arr at New York, 10th, sloop First At
tempt, Halle, Of th,s port. fr Ne ~bern.
= i4eft'at Xibara, Cuba, Goth u'.s schrs AL
bany Pac ke.. Brown. Tor New York, ID ds |;
Brace, Brown, lot do. i s,n
Arr at LaInpeachy, about 29ih ult. brig
Ariel, Coff l. fr this port ltS,3
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HANNyi1 MASON,

~ HLRTINGS--one bale fine btowu
kJ Snirunss just opened and for sale
1t sd. yd.by
N. M. & J.R. WHEATON.
Jan l3 3
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:Mariae Gatsttiysnrs,
PORFOE WARREN.
[rnoM Qua coa Esros DnNr. /

FROM OUR coRREsPoN DENT.
BRlSr rOL Feb. 1l--arr brig William
Thorndike, 8 ds fr Savannah. hax
Schr. George, Harris. . Us fr ditto. Spoke
7h inst. lat 39 80, Ions7.. schr Mary Jane
I8fr Martinique, 10, Newbern. .
18th. arr brig Missionary, Lord, r. New
Orleans via Newport
Soop Ann Maria, Gardner, fr ST. Angus
tine via New York. f
18th, arr sloop Mary. We.tcott. fr Wexford.
18th, arr scig. Harriet, Witdr fr Eliza
beth City. N, c..
Ship Eliza g. Abby, Glsdiins, 6 ds from
Savannah, for Providence,
Sailed. schr. New York, Smith, New York.
Brig Resver. Work, Wilmington.
Slovp Eliza Ann, Child, New York. ~.
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The pu5H1bsr Of III. Northern Star, hsv.
ipg furnishe.l their Office with.new materials
ftsm the Foupdery Of Messrs. Baker & Gree
y. wilt Issue their next number in form
and masesr worthy. Of continued and ex-
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At a Court of Probate

holden withia and tor tie Js,cn o.
Z Warren. on tie 5th day Of Fs6ru
ry. VI. ~. 1897. s....
NWHEREAs application ha. been
wv made TO sad, Court for the ap-
pp'ntms;it Of an. Administle;si Oh tnt
estate Of o.
HANN.yH MASON,
deceased, il !, ordered thAt the con.
,lderatioa ufsaid request, be referred
20 Monday,'he s.h day-of Harch next,
1T 2 o'cldek, r. N. 4 thai. previous
Hotiec be given (,y publishing this or
der three tseveraiaimes AZ the North.
eri, Star)to all persaas Interested TO
appear at that tune and,bc heard.
bitmess,. SAMUEL RANDALL
Feb. 10, Cternr.
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~. RsLyE'sa a.y'IlDfLi0Uy,
PlLLs An exceilsnt remedy for In
digestion. loss'of appetite. headache,
eostireness, flatulence, hiiious affect.
Ons, &r. Price one dollar each bors
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ITALIAN SEWING Silks %
of black and colourcd best sort
just received and for sale by ID. or re-
vail by - ,v,,r,roN
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~ uyVsmtu tudI sdndEfsOu'S
.Cppgh Drops and r. cto raj
FR,0ders have from an n
sl11D extensive use for 8 years
|pastl proycdasthemseives 10 be one
nf the most Valuable rcsned les esseE|
vas discovered for The ureof C oughs,
Colds and other aEsctions Ut the
'lSseast and lungs leading 30 Con-
sumpticns. Thousands have ex-
perienced the happy effect, Of thi1
aIiRg Batsan., and many Of the highs
sst responsibility have voluntarily CIV
sn certificates, some Of which vii ac-.
Company each bottle, thdk vii satisfy
every unprGudiced mind nat the most
extraordinary and unexpected cures
have been performed BY the use Of
this medicine in cases Of long stand
lny, in which other me dicine, had pro
dIced no favourable effects, and where
the most skliltul Physicians had gwen
them up as hopeless. Its not preten-
ded that they ar. mn infailible cure in
all cases, but of such as. are iocurable,
there are but lew but what will be
greatly relieved by the use of them.
Scarcely CASE Of Colds, Coughs, Pain
in the side, difficulty OF breathing. van
of sleep arising from debility, o. reven
seated consumptions, bui may be
re!ievedby timely uss o! thisHeaIing
Baisan. Each Dollar Bottle OF this
medicine contains about 40 doses,
whleh proves them to be cheap med
lcine considering their virtues.
Fur the further satisfaction Of he
public, the following Certificates oiler.
ed for perusa.
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TEMAz1s a9JlNS.

DR.. KELFE' s.fKOJWH IIC FEsyN.7LE
PILLS, for distractions, Dsbility,h-
pocitonaria, &c. These pills cIeanse
purity. and cause a free circulation of,
the blood when in a manner suspend
ed--assst the female Jwhen, nature re-
qaires il. wher sby health is establish
ed. and tie patient, before pale as
dcsth, restored to IA lively and anilna-
ted complexion They are likewise
conducive TO the health Of married
ladies, unless when pregnant, at which
time they must not be taken /; neit,erf
must they be taken by persons of con-
sumpiive habits. Price three doIlars
a. bur.
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CNliiE riNGS. Oie bale Harris
~ bsst Druwn Sheytpgs, opened th's
moln.ng, for sale ny ox,
N. VI. q J. Il. WHEAFON.
Jsc. 6.
J)B Printing executed attais Office
VIII de.r zach.
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EYE WATER.

lNFaLLIBLE ElE WAiER.--
Sach have been the wonderful effects
of this Eye Wafer in relieving and
curing the common complaints of the
Eyes, the proprietor is confident that
those who use it once. agreeable to the.
directions which accompany it, will
ever after. give it the preference to
that of any other. preparation for sore
i@faimea or reak eyes. Price s25 cents
Il 6Gute. 90 ... 49,.
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THE pubiick are .resrec tlo!
ly'informed thar .Aaderson's :
.epugh drops and Fscto raj
ER,Oders have from an
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-11
DELEGATE MEETING,

The Democratic Delegates from the different
Hundreds of New Castle County, assembled at the
Red Lion on Saturday the 9th Of September, s97
and on mmion, appointed James Riddle, Esq.
Chairman, ami a. s. Read, Secretary.
The following resolution was unanimously adopt
eds
Resetued That this meeting do approve Of and agree to
support william HERpNiN, the nominated Candidate for
the office Of sheriT-and HENRY vINISs the nominated
Candidate for the Office OF Coroner. at the ensuing gene
Al eleclion,--and recommend them TO the unanimous
support of the Democratic Republicans of New Castle
County.
The following ticket adopted. and recommended to
the support of the Democratic party.
Senator-Ieyi Boulder, p ".
Representations Alexander Read B. John Torbert
and Jas Delsplane, G H.-Benjamin Wheley, w C. C
II William 7 Read N. c. H.-John Exon, r. l.. H.
Alexander Crawford, A H
Levy Corrt-Phllp Reybold, n. L. H,-Jacob Faris,
p John Janvier, Jr, st. 6. H.--John Herdman, w
lie C. H
Sheriff William Herdman.
Coroner Henry Vining.
esoiued That the proceedings Of this meeting be sign
Ell by Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
| American Waterman JAMES RIDDLE, Chairman.
A. s READ. Secretary.
| Sept. 9Th. 1897.
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liverpool, .aus. i3.--We are happy to learn
nat Mr.. Huskisson's health has considerably i'm
proved since he left England.
On Friday last all the vessels in the port, both
English and foreign, hniste1 their flags hall mast
hph, in consequence Of the death of MIR. Canning.
The Hags on the Town-hall, the Parish Churches
and the Theatre, were also h0sted halt staff high.
and have continued flying ever since, out respect
for the memory Of that distinguished and amented
statesman.
An express has arrived from Paris. The funds
Mad slightly improved on Thursday. The death Of
Mr., Canning had excited violent sensation in
Paris and great solcitude is expressed in the let
ters with regard TO the effect that event was likely
20 have on the policy Of our Cabinet. a large par
~ in Paris would rejoice at seeing the tories again
in power; but the people generally look to liberal
system in England as their best protection.
London Courier.
The Courier Of the 10th August states, that the
advces from the manufacturing counties continue
satisfactory and that the bulk Of the operative,
employed although at comparatively low wages to
what they were working at previously to the panic
of last year.
Accounts from Bucharest, in the French papers,
state the situation of Greece to be very deplora-
Ole, and that confidence in Lord Cochrane was
much shaken. Differences between Redschid Pacla
and Ibrahim Pacha were also said to exist.
Accounts iTOHi " ttC toth Va J"i J
describe the Greeks to be, as heretofore, divided
among themselves. Their affairs did not appear
to be in prosperous state but on the other hand
Che Turks appear to be capable of following up their
recent successes with effect.
Lord Cochrane. Gazette de France con.
tains the following account OF Lord Cochrane' s
naval operations befnre Alexandria:
.qiernndria, June 19.-In the afternoon of the
10th, Admiral Cochrane, with twenty three yes-
sells, appeared before Alexandria A Turkish brig
which was cruising before the port attempted to
enter precipitateiv but ran aground. hre-ship
which was sent against il having failed, it was soon
burnt by second fire ship On the morning OF
Che 27th the Pacha put to sea with thirteen ships
determined to bring decisive action, but the
Greeks we're out of sight The Pacha. who did not
I 20 more than league or two, returned into pot
and soon after the Greeks again appeared at some
distance. Several Of the Pacha's frgates and cor
yetes which could not get nut on the 18th had got
ready TO sail on the 9Th in the morning Twenty
three ships left the port to approach the Greek
squadron, which has disappeared. The Pacha ha.
returned his fleet has orders to pursue the enemy
as far as Rhodes