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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

h'e Government places bestowed upon the ,or-
dnctois OF The press. The Wing and Greoy;u.
administration oflS06, crea'ed place OF Io0ol .
year 10 oestow upon the son OF the French edro,
Maiiet du Pan A similar place, bu, OF less value
had been created and bestU wed upon he son os H.
iase proprietor of the Times. These, with lie
once held by the late Mr.. Perry, aud with that re-
Gently bestowed upon the proprietor Of the New
i"hes, are all he good things of Government, that
nave oeen dstrbetedb b. the Treasury amons., th.
rfess OF the metropolis for upwards of Y,bir,v
years. This is not 1.-THE of the 1.-THE of the nv,
ronage bestowed by the Gov eminent upon m,
Law, the Church, sny other interest throupbou,
Tue eou"try- and TO suppose tina, il could influence
'hePress as body, is ridiculous. 1t would be i'm
possible 10 name any class of persons. equally pu
merous and respectable with the proprietors ana
conductors oil newspapers, who are so totally void
OF participation in any thing which tie Treasury
has TO bes,ay
LIPERPOoL uARKEr-.nav s.
we have had good steady demand tor cot,o,
'hls week, and considerable sales mad. at tn, 6li
prices OF last week 1900 bags Upland, of mid
aiing quality, were bougb' on speculation at g
i-a per TO- and at small decline from this miro
several thousand bags more would have been ia
Ken 5OO Suiat have also been bought on snsc,,a-
"oh' Inc Import amounts to IL, las bags. and IN,
sales to 5000 bags.
th're hes been f'ir demand for cotton ,o.dav
aud from 1900 to 1000 bags have been sold a, The
prices OF yesterday.
parcel OF GU lids. good Philadelphia Bark, lust
Imported, has been sold las per cwt
Inc sales II TuIpentine have been at reduc-'
u0n 81 Is per cwi. from the previous prices, 100
Ors' two thirds soft, having been taken at lbs per
cwt. pa
Ashes have been in Limited request. the sales of
me week being only about $50 brs. Montreal Pot
al Zo' 3D. and few Pearl a, PAS per cwt.
Honddy, Nay THE demand for COTTON ~,
SATURDAY and to day has been steady, without all
'sfa'ioh In prices. TIE sales for the two DAYS
AMOUNT 10 $500 bags, chiefly OF The American de-
scTiCtions. w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
BOLIVAR

we nave already stated that Bolivar was about
70 proceed to Bogoia, in company with the En-.
giish minister, and at his particular .icitstion
Ih's step will heal all the divisions and restore
tranquility and credit to the Republic. The fol,
rowing IS translated from The .annanusn,i PatJt
o'tc0, printed at Carhsgena
LEGATION OF THE u. STATES.
~ -, BoGoTA, 18th March, 1927.
10 ms tt@eeAency the Li5erafor, President g.,
SIR As the representative of nv country.
nave 'n1 honour to address your Ezcellency.
Your Excellsncy will have been Informed Of II
events 10 Peru; of that nation which your Excl
Isocy alone created, and left in the enjoyment
peace' when your Excelency was called TO o
iombia to repIess by your moral force the irr.s
passions o. the disseminated 10 Venezuela.
Permit me, sir, as the representative of nv COZ /
try, ofthe Republic Of Washington, 20 entTeat |
to return to Bogota, the capital Of Colombia, |
save tbs country.
WHhont your EKcelIeDcy all is lost, The N, X
na,ions which your Excellency alone has create
Coiomois' Peru, and Bolivia, drawing them (ort
rom state almost Of chaos, will soon return n
'neiT T'mi'iveidarknsss, if your ESeellspcv do M
continue your services in order to SAGE ,be1,
have the konor 10 be. &c.
BIZ ffFDRr II w T,-rei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

Inc bpqnisH anu -, ca,,..,-.,,.
~ - 9'Sh'y probsDie lev days will bring sori
,Dins Of q more interesting and decisive c5srsc
ron inc ne'sooafhood Of Havana than am e
accounts s, Dsr'oiers received. The editorgg
'io'h"s Infoniele havereceived letter H.,
-sys: --"Seven sell are Of. Tbev 49,. - r.
&c the Colombian Squadron. esn.is,;os. n
gates, one corvette, two brjes. 3, M
schooner they have been sen ~ -
Elizabeth; tbs latter only arrival a. s
Lsoorde. with Eve heavy lriss,ss n
ing ind togc, out. We shall -
engagement before many days. r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

Washington. iona 81 sottnwayi Mayo, ifam'!-
ia,.. AID faunJcrs u Wy he.
NJ Mir Of Botrt3nIfmogt TO instr.e me
COMMITTEE tor Cour Of Justice 10 enquiry mo
the expectancy Of amending the ae' cohef'n-
inc the fces Of certain Offices. Agreed 30.
On MI. Eppess motion he House resolved
20 proceed on Saturds, ithis day Jointly WIN
the Senate tn til election Of 4 Governor.
Mr. Gurdon obtained leave TO bling m;a bill TO
authorize h kistosrs of The University to ai-
point Rector pro,empore. IL remarked MAJ
IN rnase qnencp OF the advanced age OF Nj Mad
ison he found II nconycnirnt to attend all ne
meeting of the Visitors. and II was necessary
10 ireallze iheIr proceedings.
Petitions were presented by Mr.. Caperton
from sundry inhabitants of Monroe county; by
Mr. Amerson, from Gresnbfier county By MIR.
Mccullough from Mason; by Mr. Barton. from
Frederick :; ~ MIR. Willis, from Jefferson ny
VI Mcfarland from kenhawa by Nj Ever
ctr from CabelI Nj White, from kockbndge
aud by Mr. McClutick, from Bath--Ail pray
ing Tor the repeal Of So mach af the law OF The
lat se>sion. as restrict, the Baltimore and Ohio
RAJ Road Company, to route North OF lie
liulc KanaSha river.
Referred to tue Committee of Roads and inter-
mol Navigation.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13
rsaa-r r-el-. NJ Gesi lofa, oh

rsas-n riei-. - sis Gesi lofa, o'
Ar, .,li aftan,int stia Topaz
Al xfi,d Russian, f" vhat has heconte Q
I'D Fanny. uith uf, iut.i black wings 10
49,. sha brought ul'on me - c'H91 ". AZ
nt.Is.i | left i'm snofre tp s'Aifs ~"
- t,,, a,sn p 3, lie sdiun ~ e'"li's ''
r. ,..,srr,,l.d me see / ,ha 81" 'aasr 81 my
,,,I.,t, 10 roe, of tIie teaiii ~ NJ "'a',''
Ar. ~ ~. am of lhe 3sNeitu when f''feo Nv
an thu na~el q ny AZ
y. h..r never been at Cahul there - "o
.o,,5,s, "a. Cachemu. Inc Pfincs p''e' 'i""
taf TAO q ildfea. AID thcs are boy At =
.y,ansvef had diamond the p'iess's 's.'Ao'
lih=,d fef she ~ asAti mn 'i''
the hesl possible health III. i,
u,,a rs il not une thht you saw ''' nv ~
,...ss CHI. ofinre ofCnctemf DdAnn h''
r.,af thai q, keep me lfgm 80 msn3 '"R. y"'
t.... st,.r al ..s~ls. au eieFhani. 'iap'' as,
,,.5..,.,,n and a rnnsp4r - g" NJ lori, YOU
is..d,,amed al hi. GU idras 81" hai "ie'"
"a, a., an, fnfrc whrn se slvep Than "h'" ~
nj. Gadha.e,nlu,audcd tHia nan 81 I'iit i'H
,,o.s. ,tfaarh onr bfsfp 10 give 10" s''''
ms =slrii,n ulloh apparently ""' .. "' i's' ~
d. Va, arc mock nc mr. ho~ long have
dent ~ ~, Iold yun have not Nei "'l'' u"
BON. - How vie neasoner, WI -" "'ahf'''
!e #esc thai uiihin tais hoot h"tf n''Hs ''>
,roat4, ns4. NJ the fsir OF E"ba' '1ia H",t 10
fun made q journey e. tafhrmi, ""''
,u.d#4i. EaI saaau, tie punsAs 'ha "'A''
n. lord. nothing Is easiri % NV"
- -, ,.,=... H,,r saiied Sola1d the "o'id ahd
IN, sd,eftaf,s an les uue. T.
,t,.ttru,that ,su cnn 4 a. ga al honf me -
l,is4,,,,,t ag the aistoty oi Poem. by Hoiaas'-
:, N,,stihrlrss tbs abItds Wmm contain"
:. ,,3ft hundred fhausand yeats. Al the tFeh's
-,... tb,o,fsh ,rftl 5niuH one ah'r TIE oiher, 10
,r AM. nv YOU viii owu Il would bf a. ta'Y
Tor g4aain a. crpHft IN all ~ O 'h' ap't' ~ ""
hmm. a. ioeNt.n4 them INT" 'hf space ~ 'iH''
hundred thu, md srats. ~ Is pre- ls'lt 'h' INV
th,ne .ruie O. goutseli til'i ih'r r."'Nt7 W
.u "a y re- "a uo-e diturtet - i'h1hf' III "N
immense wheel afr an mrumrrh"' "'phi ''
uhe..ls one aiih.4 line oihrf; ihai 81 the cum
f, ,mpr, cerfib'. and makes az ni"ir nun ~,
at revolution. n tn anne tinlr mat inc ti"no
=. .,..i ~ shes hut pur Ii - e'ch' lbh M ,n'
wheels. 4Hc- thc,omiuentrm"m" l IN ""'h :"
t,o spd ,atg arrive suecc-, luliy, "a much icss
urr.#4t,n fae hundred mildonih pafi9i " ''e'"u
- t ftv'u point .,,,..
~ uIfn.,. ,ot " sal iQy4z, " hnsf ph5f"t
.,,,.aair,s,i, made, ,on comprehend my MEAN
.u. H.. va. bonn some time brioie ibr hrhf'i
A,aas AZ fh,.s ~, Ia, seen pfent deal be' Is,
,.,sescr. nat . trnr aud II hnlt old nc VII tel
,.n 4. story. wlnh is sety interesting.
SO. quick hung tour parrot, sHd hn1an'
g. IA, vi, anlusc mr uuid can pet To sleep hEhn.
lie !. v,tlnv slsirt7 sad Iupad,' bu' ! will
smd fn, aud you shal SCI tlt i's memofR ~
,uiufhl aid ,hai he relates h,s talr simply, WIN
,niifyiue 10 show much audition - =" much
:, 90 }e,,er - ,1l Huston. " tlrt i. the WY Ike
sieres They brought hun The parrot, WHO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

Mr. Macon. dou III, Jaot Committee ofbotl
Houses ppamtrd 10 van upon the Prs drnf o.
L. ln.pd etFf'e. ftppttd t.dt They had daac
30, rod nd rap1v.d tur answer tlmt The POI.
lcnt would nabra cammnnir TN, in writing
to oh aiaosrs, at J. u'ei#ri. t's.s1'y.
I.g Message 80 hrnissrued from tie p3r.
Sdtnt nit bpp'I states, ~ Nj. john Albums,
h. Pm, f. secretary.
Mr. enIh ni Mn iaud moved thai the read.
tng The documents accompanying the Mes
81 he dispensed wifh, AID 'lni ie Message <
documauis be printed Inc uolion Was agreed
il. snd. uu m aton OF Nh ,itl.. II was nldercd
htt naer th4nsand conic, Oft the Mess sag, and
onc lhnnsund I'VE hundred copies OF tie docu-
mrnrs be- printed
Ihcrr>aoIlon Yesterday offered, 10 relation 10
The furnishing vi rne Members with new spapers
WAS taken NJ. and passed
On mot,on ofAlf. Baton the hour to which the
s"oHte shall adjourn. WIS fixed at 70 clock,
n al lurhcr ordered
Aao"ou 20 adjourn MAS made, but with
duun. When,
Nh Baton, after some predatory remarks in
relation IN ibr rmhar aSsing situation OF thr So
eretaHs utthe Sruate, whn was NJ a loss IL know
| WHO WIS "a he considered ~ the Senate Printer
/ pH,tpd t.r to. owing Preamble and Resolution
" IN pa snancr OF \ JOINT resolution Of the Sc,
mt s,ua House Of Representatives, passed in
isI%, regulating The suaert Of printing for th,
r,o Houses, respectively. an election has ne
+ hr.u hal - the senate dniue the inst sessiei
ial PRINTER q iae SQUAT Hnd Duil Green Law
ine &C rdlne 70 In pto, j., us o. tue SAID IL.
ol oion r'oaseI ,he grad5cs number Of voteS
T lh.If CO..
H.sayrd. Tint, in the opiaoa % the SENATE
tn s5id Und Green is du'v ci.r'ed printer o
HE senate.
Aura debate of Bomo animation in whicl
N.,>.s Laisn. liayuc. benton, Bcrrien an,
Noodhoty. advocated and MpsS.s. Neon
uatiso,, Chambers aud Kohbios, opposed H.,
Resolution. gnrlfretull srramrt- having 5eer
mai 10 lay il on the tohie md postpone its con
sd.raiisn antl to-norow) it was carried by
&c, Rud Nays rs foituws
YEAS -Alcssrs. Barnard, Barton, Benton
fcrrrn. Branch. Chandler DickcIson, Eaton
th, B0yne Johnson OF Kentucky, Kane King
Mckinney, M'Lane. K,dgcv Rowan, sanford
suh Of NIalylnnd. Srdth of South Carolina
Tt1eNel Tyler, White, Williams, Woodbury.
--@J.
AYSe-Mcssrs. Rafemau. Bell, BouCnv
Chamhers Chase, Foot. llnrri,on, Hendricks
Johnson nf Louisiana, Knight Macon Marks
Noble PARIS, Robbins, kngges, Seymour, Sis
bee, Ahe,--l9.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Al II O'clock the Clerk prnc"tded e. al o.
rrf thr ,ain,s oi The mcn,hcls, Mh"n.E }'fy ~
- swrr,d 20 then na,urs, II vas anao1p'''i thu.
:, 4a9,iuh Wa pae>csf:
IN ilousr i'teu proceeded 10 the elecuon O =
tpedker. ani lit.s Spragac aud NJ !laynre
WIRE Called Geo. conn, the ballots
lp rnnnIlng the ballots. Il appeared LAT the
VII uunhrr % soius CNrn IN, WIS @o). ot
urich fhe,r Vrrf--t OF. ind,ew Nlels1soa, lol--
Iar J. n. Tutar. 9I-Fpt + p Bubguf, -
T. SlccusoR. Dor y hyitlpt,I -fos
.ScrepI |.
~ A,DRLw SzLyESsoT having n wainrty
.,ffhc votes wa, flcristed the Speaker Hui W..
cOndus,rd 10 tie Ckti, b. VI. iiandaIp.; vtru
i.e addressed the House u".'se ;ut3"aay risr, :
GsvrttaaN: IL &C efslaG 10 distinguished
h5nni witch ypu have brrp p,eascd 20 r0uirr
,ipon me an penetrated Win feelings Of pro
fnind respect AID the deepest g,ntiiadei a "d !
srce:ve il a. the NOS datic my tvS'lmo ~ Of ~.
couGd nee aud fnyot. The ulice n SIP 'aaer ai
~ II 1use has Justly becn cansidrl'd one Of
hjrh lad exalted character atdutuS IN relation
Entha abilities necessary 10 us execution, aud Sc
sryafe,. responsible and labsrous It's hoiior
is 10 h. mrasaia d by 30 ordinary standard 81
vmup Toe individual therefore. Who snail III
this Char to his own regulation ANA TIE aaNan-
ttse 81 lie II ,nSe mti,i be distinguished nll's iof
i.nos rdae integrity &tiikgencci be should ros-
SIS ~ ,r,lsrlaliiy which secures cc"hiac';
\ dHtati IA Il comma ads respect ant = temper
uni IL ,5ity that dlsargl contentious. ON
his general character and personal quaint % lac
fI4a s,.iive poser thai viii give fpfce 10 hfS
saietpesilioas, and proeart respect tor b's dec
sioH, Ii must faucliiale the esteem ol iht en-
.is!,ienei body ofel whom h'pTrSldaS These,
se.1ie.nen. are senc ofthe leading qualifications
necessary fDr this arduOnS station. certainty
DO not possess them know NY own inability
s-.~cli, n believe that shat be en9tled'
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vxNrIwEA nsG~ez. n mUnT y


Tutsuly, Dec. 4 IN. CHAR proceeded 10
thr appointment OF the Standing Comnttec as
follow:
Committee f0r Courts or tq'ice.-Nlcssrs.
Gordon. Gholsoo, NV, Bryce. Goode, Wilson,
kimbroush, Page. John 5. Christian Miller,
Bas,e, Moore, Eppes. Maerae Craig, R'vrS OF
Nelson. Nash, RWc> Of Campbell. Go'ston.
Cipae of Ches'orGaid Aacut. Iarp Payne %
Buckingham, Nooifllh Nrllaas. I,,inc Lock-
EFT Clarke al Aueusta, Hunter -, Ee,kiey, Nov
ton Minor, Browne OF Harrison. Poland Of
Ring and Qnern, Gregory. Fuzbust, ai- acer,
of Wood Mnrdaugh and HUBBARD
CoqurHtee u i!-gi!,"es md i,c,,ioas--Afes-
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1HuHsDtY, DR. fEG, 1927.
~ ArfN ~ l.
ne House adjourned.

Mr.. NoBrr. Of Indiana, according TO no'toe
given Yesterday, aud leave obtained TO-DAY, IN
todoced bill TO authurise tive Legislature OF
the STAT Of inliana 10 sell the L.nds hereto
fotc appropriated for the use OF Schools IL TIM
state.
lie bill vas rcud, and passed second read
me
on motion, Monday next was sgued for IN.
appointment OF the Standing COMMITTEES TIN
House; and then
TIE Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13
60. .ar,eiEl ofretr. . ,he I.goI..;onarv .ts

CRU. surriNfK od1ctrs ~ the EoYOi4tpnafg
Arlnt Iuasius payment OF lhr aFrshfs OF pay
Ias 30 tHetB i9a tleu sors1ees ~ that q nsy
eiirb W.. oa mpionS Mr. Condct referred
T. -cleo ooHtnutoe o1s YEA Memb,fs.
Ar john Aaans, tie ftisnte Secretary Of
tAe Piesidsn al the United states, came IN Win
tie Message aud tie Message ~astead.
The Reading having been concluded. aud The
Message having been fetefned ton Commute OF
the Wtolr on the State ufthe Union
On motion, es1O ezna cbpi.. fhefeoi were or
dertd IL be printed Tor the use Of The iioase ;
and thru
The House adjourned.
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Agent forG u Com. IN y. !
Llaa3 Of Pores, 3uue Il, Isl


Totte FR,,fs ofMe Voc Yorf 3ssriraq
was happy = oh,aryr. in YOU pane OF
saturday, +, notice on the change of spn,Imeur
IA favor Of the administration IN North Cagoli-
iua. Bot. Sir. there aie some circumstances.
connected wiih thai change presume you Wtr:
not awnr, Of. and u which viii briefly iniorla
YOU. Carterat county whore the call Ia, becu
nIp,ie) gave. in III an overwhelming MAORI
Il for Gen. Jackson. and those persons. nod
taii,op a most ,c,iva ,,,t !, r,vnr If Mr.. Adams,
Ye,e strro,o,s snnno,t,r. ota the Geusral.
have heard ooe If them remark that the unhoF
s7po.i,ion au,inst the administration. whether
IL measures ne ,ood NJ hal ef1erted that change.
Carterct ronnty too in ls1i tonI the lead IN
b,inejng on, the Hon Jobn n Bryan Uhe II.
preventative from the Nevbern district in up-
position I, Mr. S,airlt thp Crawford mar.
Mr.. BRYAN wa. elected hy small maiory-~
and before he knew he was a candidate tina
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To The Greek Executive Comm lice an Aea-
i0rt


Gentlemen.- II wrote ven under the date "
The }ls OF Alav, winch letter Tor" a. died 10y t1s
Chancellor Since that time hive been oAll-
ecd TO make journey to Napoh III Rou.dna ion
the purpose ofassisting Oh uowrin settling some
difficulty, which muse between hun and tina
chiefs respecting the Distributions OF tie pro.is-
non. atthat place, The affair was amieably s1t-
tied, however before my arrival, b, the exer-
tions OF Capt Patterson, OF the L. 5, May, to-
" lO y mn under many, ob'lS lions tor the rev
peated iayOrs that be has shuwn me since my ar,
rival in this country The distribution at Nas
pJli is nearly finished, but us it has been naua-
ged altog, Their under the direction of Dt. Howe,
VINO Will give me detailed account OF Al hISpro'
ceedngs. shall deter the particulars Of To- dia-
tnbrtioa at that place until another oppn5tu4iv
occurs ofwrit1g. have dist ibuted ali the rea,'
DIV made co3ne, from the boxes sent from Or
! aage, New Jersey, u brings all bn naked Ms
nv IA time " en- daughter oil thr mountaln3
has presented herself Tor charity, modesty has
prevented me from looking Al hfi, while shs
trembling Tx forest Iea gathered hci rags a.
round her in order 10 hiae her naheduess L
| have distributed ainety five barrels Of indlaR
meal here and have now Catalosuen Of more
than Thousand families of widows and olphafa
! % whom shall lis, ihna Apaf in !, few lays.
| The largest Turkish ilcet that has evr,bc"n ems
! aloved against Greece i nearly ready 10 sad
+! nom Automatically, hope for hel salvation
! rests onls in the conf ience have in the God oe
/ nnliIcs. | nigh, write "A volume OF my IVA
/ troubles and ditiicutlcs hut they look so snait
! In the midst OF II nation on tue point o. beng
| sacrificed thai | shalt menti0a none Of tieig-
! Wishing Won gcnl men, hath and prosperity
! remain your humble aad obeaient servant
J.P. MILLER,
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HOUSE oF REPREsENrArlyEs.

NJ Pryan, Of Month Carolina, appeared, was
qua tihd, and tool, his seal.
lr Nsn Rensselaer, rom the committee APP
point d to wait nn the President OF the United
states, reported that thcy had rerfnrmed that
duty. and had received for answe, thai the Pre-.
sidfni would make 4 communication 10 them, in
wr'iag. ut u o'rlocl, thu. day.
Mi Condict, of New Jersey, presented the
memorial Of aaron Osien, OF New Jersey, and
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

situations 40 comfortable a. possible. In
the construction Of the gallows, and in he
execution Of all three at once, they humane
y endeayoured TO relieve them IRON pro-
racted sgonIes.
lfthe trial of these men excited great in
terest in our population. their execution ex-
cited still more. According to our esti-
mate there could not have been less than
1000 persons present. Many came fom a
distance in the country.
The bodies renamed suspended some
thing less than an hour, when physician,
upon examination. pronounced them dead,
and they were cut down.-The prisoners
had requested, just before execution, that
they might be inferred and that their bod
les might be permitted to remain. The
Deputy Marshal assured them for himself
and for the Marshal, who was present, that
they should be inferred in the manner us.
ual on such occasions, and that after that,
they could have no further control over
them. The bodies however, were AFTER
wards disinterrcd, and DR.. Cullen and 9TH
er medical gentlemen attempted galvanc
experiments upon one or more OF them.
We understand that these experiments
were unsuccessful, in consequence Of the
period that had elapsed after their execu-
ton, and that they were again inferred.
We are informed that after the determine
ton Of the Marshal 10 inter them " as known;
DIR. c. would have relinquished The idea OF
testing the galvanic power, but for his un-
willingness to disappoint many who had ex-
pressed desire to see the results.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

I NEw-YoRx, Aug. 25.-A rerecni.r
( took place in eXchaDge-stTeet, between .
/ Mr.. Goddard, q gentleman OF Boston. ~
q Mr.. Vance, of this place, in which ti'
latter received a severe COW hiding IL
consequence of his having taken the M
wsrrantable liberty Of publicly posting the
former a few days since. II would SEER
that Mr.. Vance was not altogether una?
prised Of the intention of hls assnllant, tcr
after the first blow was given he prcser'.
ed loaded pistol to the breast Of Mr..
which he fortunately parried, upon Uhit'
Vance drew a second, which flashed +.
Mr.. G's face, but did not 90 off--Mr. Co..
dard all the while applying the COW hide.
The bye ISLANDERS then interfering, pre-
vented any further mischief Post
AccIpENT.-We noticed an acciden' 70
few days ago, by which young man hs'
his leg taken off, He was on board OF
sloop, near the windlass, while she Wa
nearing the wharf and his leg WIS caugL,
between the windlass and ;hs bite Of the
rope, and took il clean off below the knee,
The thing was done in an instant, and The
man was so astonislIed, that he neiihCr
spoke nor groaned, nor moved a muscle cf
his face. A physician made an artlirri
tourniquet with rope and spllnters. ana -
was placed, uncomplaining, in csri,c a"s
A person -Fs3 after the carriage, bcarrs
the Fractured limb, which he hnnf-A
through the window tO the sufferer, leg,
boot and pantaloon, and he placed it on is
lap very coolly. 1t was altogether rare
exhibition of stoical Indifference, nndcr
such shocking calamity. We learn he
is doing well. -tEHquirer.
The British Government sold n million
of dollars worth of Treasury Notes Oh in.
terest on the 10th Of July.
The sums held by British subjects in
foreign stocks are estimated to exceed
SlG0,000,OOO.
There are reports of fights in Con-
vent and Nunnery in Rome.
An insurrection has broken out in the
Turkish Province of Albania.
! The French squadron before AlgieIs,
have made preparations 10 lombard the
place or its forts.
The Irish population Of America is said
| to exceed ave hundred thousand souls.
FaRs Of .Nagara,--Grest preparations
are making TO send the schooner Mich-
gan fhey call her the pirate scboonery
down the foamlng pitch of Niagara on the
9Th Of September, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
They have secured the forest for bears,
wolves and other ferocious ANIMALS, and
they advertise for ga few vicious ard
worthless dogs, IN. B. We can supply
them from this city, and in order to make
The whole suitably terrific, they intend to
place crew I'm eGgy on hoard. Cap.
Rough and Mr. Allen viii take charge of
her rs far as Navy Island, when, at g
O'Clock precisely, she viii De cot from her
moorings. Those who wish to take pas
sage in her to Yates Inn can go for fifty
cents each taking care that their passage
is not extended. Should any of the ani-
mals escape they are to be sent to Lon
don, Montreal, end New York. To pre-
vent crowds at the dinner tables tickets
must be had at The baf.--.t. y Eng
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

The Boston Gazette Of the Opposition
cast, thus speaks of Mr.. Buchanan's letter:
AS disinterostcd observers, VIC must be
permitted to say that we think the letter of
Mr.. Buchanan places the General in We.
ry ridiculous situation"