The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09

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| town at present is, we must be grateful to
those who without fee or reward, will take up
on themselves the instruction of the rising
generation. We repeat, the doors of this
school are open to all, let then all who will,
| 60, and partake the benefits oft.
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! The Secretary Of State arrived at Wash
! ngton, on his return from Kentucky, OH
Tuesday, July 3lst.
Mr.. Vaughan, the British Minister, paid
to Mr.. Clay, at the Department of State,
on Wednesday, the second and last install
ment, amounting 10 upwards Of SG0O,0U0,
payable by the Government of Great Brit
ain, under the Convention OF November
last.
Since the Dinner to Mr.. Clay at Lexing-
| ton he has dIned in Woodiord county, at
which upwards of one thousand were pre-
sent. On the day he left Kentucky for
the Seat ofGovernme Mt, be dined at PARIS,
IN Bourbon county, at which nearly .fue
thousand citizens were present, among
them about sertn hundred ladies And IN
vltations were pouring in upon him from
Ohio and other States. The people every
where are determined to uphold him a.
! gainst the assaults of his enemies.
Bait. Patriot.
| From the Norfolk Beacon we learn that
the French lrlgate La Gree has arrived in
Hampton Roads. She is last from st. ia
90 de Cuba, whence she sailed on the llth
July. She has lost some other officers and
men by yeiiolc Jeoer, and has 35 men sick
The French Consul, who had repaired on
board for the purpose Of recommending
such steps as circumstances might seem
best TO point out, on his return to Norfolk
expressed himself in the strongest terms of
admiration and gratitude IN behalf Of him
self and his government, Mt the humane
and geDt'emanly conduct of Col. Gratiot
and Major Crane, of Fortress Monroe, to
whom he applied for permission TO land the
sick of the Gree. " Not only" says he,
was the request kindly acceded to. but,
with an aacrty which entirely confirmed
the exalted opinion | had previously con-
cGived of the American character, they
had anticipated my wishes, and given or.
ders for thoir immediate ful6lment, Ger
they were fully expressed" d."-l ~ Y. Adv.
From the Pensacola Gazette Of the T3th July.
Commodore Porter arrived in this city
yesterday in a Pilot Boat, accompanied by
Edm'd Law, and Edw'd Gritten, Esq's. his
secretaries and his son, midshipman Thos.
Porter in coed health, last from Key West,
where IL was quite healthy. Left Commo-
dore Laborde's squadron of two frigates
and brig, cruising of the harbor.--The
Mexican privateer Molestador arrived Just
at their departure, with prize in conipa.
ny; had q few days before captured and de-
stroyed several sail of Spanish drogers of
Mariel within gun shot of the battery,
which was firing on her at the time. Tie
prisoners are now on board the Libertad-
The Albany papers give the particulars
Of robbery committed on board steam.
boat, by person Of genteel appearance,
the son of a respectable clergyman. and
brother of a professor of one of our Uni.
versltles, In stealing the pocket book of a
fellow passenger, gentleman from Ohio
The prisoner was sentenced to five years
Imprisonment in the state prison.
Highlcdy Robbery.-A young gentleman
from the eastward, was robbed on the Pro.
vIdence turnpike, a few days since, of a.
bout $50 in bills, by three emigrants from
England. The robbers were pursued, and
it is expected have been taken. The
young man was shockingly beaten an
bruised by the villains Bos. Gaz.
The Chevalier Kustner, of Leipzig. ar
rived at New.York a few days since with
the intention of making the tour ofthe u.
States. II is said he comes highly pre-
possessed in favor of this country and its
institutions, TO which the favorable descrip.
ton given of it by the Duke Sake Wiemar.
has highly contributed.
The ship Chancellor, the first vessel
which sailed from ~ York with provisions
for the Greeks, touched at Mcssna, on the
Oath May--all well She proceeded the
next day for Napol di Romani.
DR.. Chambers Eedicinc.--Sylvanus Mil
Ter, Public Administrators, &c. in New.
York, on taking possession of the personal
estate of DR.. Chambers, found prepared a
large quantity Of the doctors Remedy for
htenperdncs, which he sold to DR.. Hart
and A. Nj. Tanning, whom he assures the
public are qualified to prepare the said
medicine after the original recipe ofthe in.
ventor.
INDIAN HOSTILITIES.
Sr LOUIS, July IL.