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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

Ii:e men were al. good hrners aud, save U..e Gc
took themselves without farther calculation and with
exemplary preciPi;aucy 10 the profitable exercise of
their arms and lcss-whereby they soon reached the
boats ai their comrades, aud out Of danrer Not
with poor Jonah. In the tunult of the moment he
became entang'ed in the !o"nus coil attached to his
harpoon Not an instant had been allowed hi,n where
4" ne might have seized the Ratchet or unshea,hed his
lackm!e, and freed himself from So unscracious
dicafnent He felt himself drawn, nv an irresistible
powe down, down, amidst ncrminable caverns as.!
oo""'n'e's pro'undiues What greatly surprised him.
was his ability TO still breath and TO see Passing with
the rapid'ty OF thought, along unreasonable distances,
he mad opportunities but few wonders uf those
vast gu!is Here lay extensive forest of CORAL IL
hab;ted by shapes indesoribatic-iere moved i'm
mense mass OF gelatinous matter, encompassed BY my
riads OF submarine progies pi;crOrous man hithir
to unknown. The sea devil, with his emerald hutns
the ;artarcau crab, wit. million az ciaws, each fur
Ions, in length the pondcrous sroesiao oyster whose
shell opens wide enough admit seventy four; the
thousand eyed dragon, whose head, studded with Laz>
cling gems, and whose very eye countless dia
monds, may lie al the depth of five hundred IA
io'n sea Gorgeous, hydras, grins, pboenixes, and all
manner OF beautiful reptiles quietly feeding, or
oc'ng without noise, in those unsearchabe ragions
And here, some philosophers may be disposed TO OBJ
rude doubt, touching honest Jonal's capacity of vi
sion and oil respiration the while. But let il be inouir
cd whether so huge body, dartng through the sea
with such outrageous celebrity may not have lett be-
nnd sort OF racuy, afording medium wherein the
te animal IN his might exercise those faculties
And regarding the accclei aed progress of this
II may be aptly accounted for purely philosophical
principles: every body knows how fast dog will run
with tin kettle x x
But TO tale-ct us hasten TO the catastrophe-
alter hen carried to such lengths and in such man
ner, our almost exhausted hero found himself on the
ascent. His wild and turbulent conductor was again
mounting TO the upper world. Embracing moment
oi respite, while the whale in the act of turning
upon ms side, he sought his hnebut in vain-a new
motion disturbed hm--tie was waved TO and fro will,
iinpetuou' resuary-hs lungs labored, and his sight
grew mdst'nct-his breath went aud came, aud ent,
to return not without inhalng also draugh of saline
mud H'as! tfong''t he i AIN drowned! Foggy
images :ioatcd his brain, aud gradually faded into
utter "tascation lie awo;e upon tue quarter deck of
ms own ship under the operation of stmulaiive cor
d'aS and warm towels; having been upon the sur
'ace during me whales dying struggle, and picked
up near The place Of his descent by his anxious com
rades-to whom lac was shortly enabled to lend hand
IN cutting IN aud trying out bis ninety -barrecd tor
mentor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

uo WIN our io!CG Cur Io!seS upon lic:n
AUD then the mo,;cut we had faced about, blazing
away upon US, and iunnine, to the next house-werc
driven in,
At last W. had opportunity for fair play; the Hes
slams formed. and forming, The Whale glerirg with
hayoncs. y Tremendous struggle suing al
right, under the very I'VE oi a:hngon with ,'r cremy :
artillery, which taken, when witl troop OF horse,
Archibald rode nNu, his cap ui mis- sword flashing like
irebrand, Ia the light and smoke Of Tie queryChargc
charge! hR ced'chags brave fellows! aud provoke
them :" H'e another troop. huoheT ani another ,hun
dcred down, from the right aud left but with effect
all upon the invncible Geasthe front rank kHeeled ali
round-wle tie rest were forming, and presented their
bayonets, without firing Shot,
by heaven" said Archibald, shouting if his heart
would break, Ia Captain VI ashn.on-1 will try them
again. And he said lac rode full speed,
that appeared ~ that he could have struck the
my with his swoId and fred his pistol into HEIR faces.
our front rank followed the cxamp leand the ut,
all the HesSans brought their pieces up their cheeks
pHufed re'fen;ouS vocy in upon 81 saw my fAher
'ai-irhur reel IN ms but Archibald, If
pared for ihs very ins, shouted ,vhce! and charge"
Wheel and chargen repeated hundred voices in rear
wheel and charge!'
We obeyed and the few-aud sword, fla 81.
ed and The next moment hundred OF the cueny--the
WHOLE al his front rank, ampcd death us,
and twenty human heads relied upon The ground among the
feet Of our horses.
The infantry under Greece poured in vnley er vnlley
al the same time aud Knox. having brought light
held pieces 10 bear, if they had bunde, buses,
played in upon them, uninterrupted roll Of thunder
smoke.
II was impossible to stand ito human being could
have endured the hurricane of fire. bullets ougcr-Ihey
threw down their am5abnut 100 men in all--and then
was--hien-wen it necessary to move ahau, the
quieei operations Of s,rfc, that bryan feel
tense GOODNESS Of tine mihthc keen Cutting our
new wounds like rough broken glass.
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c%aSe!cS aidrG tue other; ana may have oc-
CURED produce excitement suhcc, conGssedlv deli
cate, III some parts q" our land the Society cannot be con-
sered responsible fo' Interior views nscce measures
II una uhnrlZed individuals.
At the last annual ncr,rg of the Parent Society," il MIS-
heS'rsa ihat ie period has 's,cd when it Itself
by the efforts has uadc, apply the
ef,ncnt of The county for tie aid and operation
sen! give aSr cu and it is undus,oo
th" memorials nave been presented To the General aud
State Governments - ;:s end Your Board of Mauape,s
have supposed that such application >ioJld succedu anv
effort from tins Society towards ,. State Legislatures hui
of this the Society will uise."
From consider tons, yluh will be rr,cllv ex,,i.s
the Board of Managers recommend, tia, the
nual meeting he held the third Monday IN Decemher
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NOTICE.

Il ME Subscribers, nnder the firm of CowITNt. G.
" !" have commenced Geaercl Commissions
On Gay Street. Immediately in front of the doc
Hummer mouse well calculated to store Cotton Tobacco
o"f ana Eac"n and any ether articles OF merchandise
y are now ready to receive goods of any ceser;n,;on
extensive acquaintance i'll Rich,nond and THROUGH me
country, they think that they will be able q,
icaay ami advantageous sales any kind of cout,
piedge themselves all diligence IN the transaction
any business committed 10 their trust and rcsuectfr
solicit share O: public ra,,0uage.
WILLIS COWLING
JOHN +. ANDREW
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TO PHYSICIANS.

Et Subscriber, having determined positively remove
= from his present residence, ith linrinU all
MS affairs tn cosf urIs his plantation sale The
tract contains 29 of lane; lies ua,cr end of
Powhaan county what is called the Middle Read, re mr.
Cumberland ole Courthouse. Every building it, conss
ting OF "A dwelling house with rooms, barn frame stable
ca Kitchen! with good rooms in hnus, indeed
ou houses have been erected in the last wears voupr
nrshaI! al choice fruit from Princes nursery in New York
and as good water could he desired. The situation is
very good for tavern, bong the best road
nom CumlSrand Courthouse 20 Richmond, ard would be
very much travelled il there public house in this
ne,Shboufhood The buildings being entirely Sufficient
she subscriber haZa nuhin iag That his neieh
oo"'hnod Is one of the independent the Statc-
there l.om 1890 To 2Oj i,a,a:.s within six mills
OF his honsr The place is Remarkably cly. Ills fam.
ny for the last has n."age 3 whites besides the
o!aekS, aud III all tia; time serious eyri has
occurred.
Doci" Wharton oil res ectabe and eminent ply
scau, has just removed a Cacrcyiilr, % or III miles
n where he has lived and !racceh his profession the
last % years, enjoying Tire confidence OF Inhabitants
me surrounding country. This mast have the clrct of
!hrow:ns more business lie ha,.d u; physician resi-
uls ncTe tina could HAY" hvcu rc,ed under different
circumstances. have hesitation In wing, and am
borne out by those q! NY ncighhnurs with whom have
c"hVe!Std, thai physician Will be very much wanted in
The neighhourIloc.i.
The subscriber furnish reasonable terms almost
every article III the Of household furniture, stock &C.
10 any gentleman wishing purchase, pledges him
sci! tn sell bargain in his property. l.. H. MOSBY
Powhaian, ih January, 1897. II
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A FEMALE SCHODV.

w Ill. DE again opened at the residence of the s,
scriSer, III the county of t;occhInrd ~, a. e.. Z.
OF February n"N', under the care and ,rnrar,,,,, "
Lady from Pennsylvania, who comes highly rtc,,,ucrS
ana who proposes 10 teach Reading, Whiting O,Io.ra!
History yh"i"sy Music, Embroidery, aes-work Palm,
;nc Velvet, g. ' ''
ietns us herei"ore-for Board and Tuition one r.,
"'c'' cellars Tor ;rn months, fourth IN ava
"'e Balance AZ the end of The year The scholars
':S their own beds and bedding. Music will be an ad
dii!onal expense. ! Y rrRCUSSNr
-,' "Il'e' Jan 9TH, 1SC7. 9,
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
gar P"'Shns in fredericksburg Virginia, s:rni-wcsf!v
Newspaper, be called the
foii'icaA Arena 4 Literary Museum.

Df JOi1JF- MINOR.
e. o"E'Eit II may have been custom 10 introhrl~
p"p"sais ei TINS sort by almost nterminn bic ch,,s
oil 'hreadbare truisns and ell rounded pe,iods nm,
ders will no doubt pardon us for reoucsuy ,,on 70
all inns tcae and read, aud proceed with us NJ onec ~ M
real OBJECT Tor the cousdera Of which we h,rc ,;-
their attention. " 49, - S0'.'''e"
IN country lie ours where the wc!-hgino of Tho so
"s!eo' III snnc degree upon the opinions of each irvi,
do'"er u !" important that the puic miad should w
NssesSsu not oI'y OF the facts which are evolvrd IN M
progress oil our foreign and domestic po,s nm, or ia
t'"c'en' views Whch may be taken each measure o
Government by its pazans opponents: and the cd
who wouio ofen his columns to rival cssayis,. an, Az
couIase temperate discussion by every means in his ,.
Wo'i!o present tn his readers the singular of
ehaoieH 10 collatc The arguments both sides and
ms own conclusions without the necessity of ,aving f
"o pHpefs.-on these principles will be conducted the mn
per now offered to the public ~ t"
me Eiitors next object will be to a,iorn his mann. ~
seh VI 'e productions OF science and literature as he n.
ec oes' cc'Saed To anuse his readers; and lie trts,s
that TINS will not prove the least interesting mari Of M
per- the more SO, that many ofL;s literary iriends Ioy
missed Him their aid " ~
miscellaneous Intelligence ana advertisements vii ,,c,
~ the OF the sheet. '' - -
TERMS
The FoLiTIcAL ARENA AND rIrY-., 49,, ,1,,s.
Nil be published twice week. at five dollars ,er am,
ty!ioma Wing. - " ~ o'''S'i-
iie publication will commence CT, ., No.
ahniner OF subscriber shall have bceu ot;un.a pos
holding subscription lists requested 10 return ,i
Tie first Of April. ~ '"e'H on
All letters addressed the Editor must he ,,os, J
Advertisements inserted or the usual terms
u J Subscriptions viii Is received AZ The cn,o r a.
Whig. a. 'e once o. 'h;
Jan.
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4aDG&rap>
From Tie .N'ational Banner.
AN INDIAN MELODY.

AN INDIAN MELODY.
w l.'iian maid, Pve LEFT my home,
sud padded in my light canoe
Across the rapid sivui'S foam,
ANA ,rod The waste to- .ly 10 y"',
But thus 10 gaze in fond delight,
Hepays the danger Of my fight.
With thee the d,eary deserts smile,
And tracaleSs hills seem itch and i~T;
They need I'D blooming bowers to vile
My wandering steps, while thou are the!e.
Ia thee aione combine the sweets,
That lure M in their lone retreats.
Oh. 1y with me 10 cli,nes afar,
The e!ow-wormS lamp shall be- our y,i,;e
And nations If the western star,
S..a! welcome rome my Indian brjbe.
No rival hunter Ol the deer
Dare stop Thy path, while am ucar.
lily home is o'es ynn azure lake,
The forest waves its houglis above;
acre life may calmly glide and take
a iui. repast of peace and love,
And oh! how dear ny hnt shall be,
When thou art safe. and wiki thee.
III cross tie mountains crasey LIuws,
70 storm the coverts of the bear,
A''a tread the gloomy wales, to rouse
Tie panther from his rugged lair,
Ii rapture 1T his feet to place
HE valued trophics Of the chase.
Ana when the breeze Of even floats,
Wen walk beneath the cedar shade,
To hcar tine turtles plaintvc notes,
Or listen To The wild cascade,
When murmurina waters, deep and o,ea.-
NaAe music on the pen>ve ear.
Ths daughters of our tribes are b!esc
With ruby lips aui sparkling ewes,
But while thy image haunts my breas,,
IN vain the glance of beauties flies.
Let other hearts their raptures own
t;!ine glo,vs for thee and thee alone.
Then IL With me, while night recincs
Ia sable p0inp on woods and Iilis,
:: bear thee u'er these drear confines
In triumph TO my native hills,
Hrhcrs warrior bands shall never roam
70 tear thee from 4 lovers home.
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CONCORD ACADEMY

ithhr are still few vacancies f,r l;oaders in tb.
seminary, in which taught Inc ENGLISH Ia,iI,
creek, French and Italian Languages grSn,ma,ie,II,'
w"h 'he 3cIences generally. The terms a,h e110 C}
ooaid and Tuition, each boardcr finding his own hod
ocHding and Candles ZIG, they nc furnished b
oUoScnocr' THOMAS 3. COLEMAN President
r Near ;ac Bowling Green, Caroline CIV.
VIZ
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Ns,g I[y..
half spiniie5, . fishes,
heel pieces, i side trees, '''''''"'>"
2 fishes, and 3 side trees, for forc-mase
d quartet srindes,
cfepl, and paunci, I ''u h!zeh-n:'>s
l fore and main tou-nias,
lower hal main vn,l
. main and Observation-Disclosures
main, fore, and l mizen- ,o,-ga!lant-lnas,,
g;o ooHn's' flying do and spanker-bnon',
Tic above for ~ gun ship.
fishes and 6 side trees for nain-o,ast.
3 fishes 3 half spnd!es and side ,,ees far Irenoe,
spindle, 4 cheeks and naunches for mizen-mast.
. quarter spindes and | paunch for bowsnr.
fore and 9 mizcn-iop- n,asls,
lower half mai-yard
i main, fore, and Q Observation-Disclosures.
i main, i fore, and . u,izen- alIon,-,nuS,s
i iib booms, 4 hying do and . stSa Xix MN
The above fox II run shin.
pt;y,s,,:.
fare ami +, ,,;zc,,,n.n>a..1
Observation-Disclosures,
. naii,-,, r1sfrrns
4 bo,y.s,,ri, ,,icrps
snfi,.saii ,.arI
3 ,nnraIIa,'',r ,a,
. sri,SIa..;oo,s c 49, . T.,
o fishes . teel n;s.ss o, 81,
4 side trcc. bI ;' 80:
cheek pieces, = heel pieces lol chcf,k.
spindle pieces for iarnas . fishes ;t.,l ,-..a
side trees, heel pieces.
All INC pieces for the mize'i-mas;.
HE above for ship Of the .ar,
. main side frees l fore FISH
1 bowsprit piece, heel piece for n,ain.ci>ct
heel piece for fore cheek / i,a If ,nain.va.t
! hail fore toP-sail-yard, 9 main fishes
: main spindle pieces, fore top salIani'.,as>,
nan MAIN 'oiS"h'5 AIDS
Spr't-Sai-yari,
! !r,o "pa'. p'[ ec sPankcr t"d"''
"' 81 '"' d 81 gun Sh'P.
Ha5t7nSf2r.
pa"nrDes iof bowsprit.
spindle FISHES, sidc-ir'es,
cheehs necI- pieces, paunch, ) W. '"','"'7''
s7indIe'Z nsheS.2 sidr-trccs. }
enee 1 rs : hGel-pIccss' Pau"c1, ''''''''''
sp'nuc' : chee"S' paunch, i0r riIzcn-S.ast.
i'nc 'nhi''' : TnIztn t"fmasts.
i"fe' . main = n'Zcn-top c1!!ant-TnaJTs
$F''Saii' ioIc' main yards.
1o'e t"Psaii' naiu'"ps'il, uizc1r torsuiI ya!.s
. l'Ic' . nam : nnztn inT-salIant-yardS.
cross Jaek-yaFd, lib boons, lying ditto.
spindle, s'detees ebeess o' fore or ma.....a 81
main u,rc for = n,i1c1' -,
Q spiu-Ics ! a. :r,t,5
,,ai,.mastv. . '''' ''e'"s i0T twC
/ spint,,, n, ,,,1vo,-,,,..,
/ nuzcu ,o,, o., H.,
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Irish Linens and Shcetinos.

ES ALI NELSON has received AN assortment NJ -
an" ! Il !'vens tpart very fre) sd shee,ings IA, 81
ana 1914 oiapeis and NAPKINS ue extra supe, fine op
~n, VII" general assortment OF Staple aud Fancy
which hc will sell at very reduced prices for cash
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Mast and Spar Timber.

NAVY CoMMIsSIowERs' OFFICE,
Deccnter %, 1886
VIZ Commissioners of the Navy will receive Sealed
Proposals, until the !,;h February next for the sup
ply oil The following Mast a,d Spar PIECES clverab at
the respective Navy Yards before the st July,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

htNok illRE-A healthy young Woman who is :,
-. COCO PLAIN Cosb, &C. having been engaged fu
nat business ioI the last l2 Notwithstanding at the
's 1870 Jan g6
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Carpetings and Ruas.

q y assortment of fine and supcriine Carpetirrs :.
N su!Arior patterns and style, with Hearth Rus ,
match, for sale at low prizes, by
80 HALL NELSON.
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Naut;ral IUtrliigentf.
PORT OF .NEHPORT.
ENTERED.

Sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, New York,
Brig Daltc, Sesbury, Havana,
Soop Ann, Manchester, \. York
CLEARED.
Sloop Collector Heath, Hartford
Soop Governor Gibbs. Tallman, y. y.
Ship George Chomplin, Hudson, Hava.
ma.
sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, Providence,
Sloop Speed, Rose. Philadelphia,
.4RRfV.iL.S.
FRID.Y, July Barr. Brig Pomona,
Hart, 4 days from Savannah,
Sch. Mary Aun, Prichell, fr. Newbern,
Sch. Young James, Hall, fr. Savannah,
SATURpAY--arr. sch. Adams, Dennis, fr.
Boston,
SuSDAY--arr. sch. George, Thorndike,
fr Thomaston, for n. York.
Sloops Trader, Whitfield Caty, Darby,
fr. Sandwich,
MoNDAY-arr. brig Caroline, Phlnney,
fr. Gardiner
Schs. Lion, Anderson Jane Osmore, fr.
Camden,
Sch. Olive, Drinkwater, fr. Calais,
Sch. Rover. Smith. ir. Edgar,own,
Boarded by the Revenue. Cutter Vigilant
Capt Cahoone, brig Abeona, Nathewson, -
days from Slatanzas, on her passage 10 Prov
with sugar, coffee, molasses and honey, 10 w
Church. Esq Left brigs Mechanic, Parks
Of Portland, loading; Decatur, Campbell, oI
Pm ladelpa,a, disch Acorn, ~ Salem, do.
rchrs Eoia, Staples, of Portland, loading
Marion. Pheasant, loading for Charleston. =
severl other names not recollected off the
hatbor Of Maianzas. Spoke brig Superior
Lewis. IA days Fl Portland, bound IN; and re
qu.s,ed u re por, bng Brutus, ia days IT, do
bound 10 Havana. -
! TrrspAY--aTr. Sch. Otis, White, fr. y
York,
/ Sch. Ann, Mllikin, fr. Saco.
( Sch. Washington Barge Sweeney II
Richmond, =.
sloops Leyant. Coleman; and Rose II
Bloom. Coleman, fr. Nantucket.
/ "Wednesday afternoon. arr. brig AmsteI
I vinson, : days fr Wilmington, bound TO Fro
denoe.
/ MEMORANDA.
OfPortland. Eng May 24th, Brig An
Caisden. Barker, OF this port, from Ha's
na bound 10 Hamburg.
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VIM. 5. Nichols,
AT HIS OLD STAND,
Has FOR .S.1LE,

A good assorted Stock of Looking -Glas-
IN ses, household Hardware, Cutlery,
Spcctacles, Combs, Silver ware, Jewclry.
Gold and fancy Necklaces, &c, All of
which articles will. be sold as low as can
be purchased IN Newport, Of equal quality
w. S. N. nyailq himself of the present
opportunity of returning his thanks to those
persons in particular, who have favored
him with their patronage for 90 years past,
as manufacturer Of Silver wares, and will
continue faithfully to attend to the orders
of those who wish to procure Silver pitch
ere. sugar bowls, cream pots, porringcrs,
cups, adlcs, spoons, sugar longs, &c. stock
warranted good.--Cesh paid for old Gold
and Silver. Newport, July IL.
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NEW loRK. July /.

NEW YoRK, July Ia.
Latest from Engtdnd.-By the arrival
Of the packet ship New York yesterday
afternoon, from Liverpool, which she left
on the Sth Of June, we have received our
regular files of London journals to the 9th
ult. and BY the Cortes nich arrived this
forenoon from London, paper of the 9Th.
Owing to the length of Mr.. Cannlng's f.
naDclal statement on the opening of the
Budget in the House OF Commons on the
lst OF June, we are obiged-to contne our
selves to condensed view OF their con.
tents
1t is not pretended TO be concealed by
MIR. Canning, that after twelve years peace,
the national debt has been increased bv a
considerable amount, and that the revenue
falls short ofthe expenditure by 1000. .OUOi.
This deficiency is TO be supplied by anoth-
er loan of ExcheQuer bills The opening
commerce OF South America. and the op-
Grafton of more liberal principles and poll
cy on the continent of Europe, are looked
to as the sources which are to rescue the
country from us difficulties.
The Earl of NInthelsea, has declared
his intention not to bring forward the mo.
ton which he had announced on the state
of the administration.
The House Of Lords have passed the bill
TO annul the marriage of Miss Turner and
T.. G.. Wakefield, and 1t passed first res d.
ing in the House of Commons on the 9th.
The bill for amending the Corn Laws
wos taken up IN committee on the lst of
June, in the House of Lords. The Duke
Wellington moved, as an amendment to
the first clause ofthc bill, which allows the
importation OF wheat at duty OF Dos. sd.
per quarter, when the average price shall
be 62s. and under Obs. per quarter" that
foreign wheat shall not be taken ont Of
bond until the average price amounts TO
66s. per quarter ;"and the enJment was
carried by IS to 6l. The Courier of the
9Th says, that wheat had risen :'s. the quar-
ter, which is said to be occasioncd by the
amendment ofthe Duke Of Wellington.
Accounts from Vienna mentIon,ha great
activity prevails there in the department
of foreign affairs, and that it is understood
the proposals made by England apd Rus.
sia to the Porte, relating to Greece, are n
bout to be enforced by the great Europe an
powers.
We understand Tint Mr.. JAWS Il0RswELL,
has been appointed aid to Brgadier General
]. b NEwroS, with tho rank of Captain.
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Brig Criterion, Davis, arrived al Boston

Brig Criterion, Davis, arrived AZ Boston
on Thursday, in Is days from Havana.
Arr. at New-York on "Wednesday, Brig
Invincible. Chapman, IL days from New.
Orleans.
Brig Talisman, Wood, sailed from Ha-
vre June Sd, for England.
At Norfolk July 9th. Sch'r Washington,
Eldridge, IL days from this port.
AT Havana, July 9TH, brig John, Norris,
for this port, next day.
The ship Boy, Greene, of this port, sail
ed from Havana for Hamburg July 4.
Arr. at Richmond, July ilth, sloop Nj
agara, Wood, fr. this port.
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US to know that the times are duller than
they ever were before; business is going 10
New York. and enterprise is entirely at
stand. We have 10 doubt of these facts;
for We have been constant resident ofthe
city for more than 81 years, and there nev.
er has been day in all that period that we
have not heard the assertion made. Ger
tainly, if cloud of witnesses can prove a.
ny thing. it is incontestlbly settled that
such dull season for business as this was
never before known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19
II. /. Union Bank.

A Tan meeting cfthe Stockholders ofthc
AR.I Union Bank, held at their Bank.
ing house on Monday the I'd inst. the fol-
lowing named perso's were unanimously
elected directors 10 serve until the Ist
Tuesday in January next -.
Christoph,r G.. Cbampiin, jonathan Bow-
en-. Cbrisi1rh.r foieier, Siephen r.. North
am. yol.n u. Mann, Csorge Engs, Robert
r. Lee.cnd UiHiom Z. Robinson.
Ata subsequent meeting Of tie directors
CysIsToPHrR G.. CHAyPLiN, was unani-
mously reelected President.
N.Q. BOSS, Cashier.
july ~, Ie27. ow.