The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19

,9g, IN disregard OF II wouid De an unuue
exercise Of power.
Resolved, that the laws Of the United
States which have tended TO protest our
interests of navigation, on,manutactures,farm
ing ard planting, against the exclusions.
monopolies. restrictions and bounties ofoth-
er nations, have been one main source of
whatever prosperity this country has en-
loved and thai in every where the protec.
tion has been efficient and complete, the
result has been beneficial. not 10 part on.
". but To the whole community.
X. solved. That the exclusion Of the prin.
cipal agricult ursi .'.oducts Of most of the
states from the markets of the nations
whose manufactures we receive, operates
most oppressively upon our interests, and
subjects us To a disadvantage in trade,
which has seldom been experienced by any
well governed nation tina, 1t calls loudly
tor remedy. and that remedy is the pro-
lection OF our own manufactures land CO.
temporaneous protection 10 the growers of
American wool.
Resolved, That Ambrose Spencer. Jes-
sc Buel, Samuel VI. Hopkins, Benjamin
Knower, Rufus Watson, Stephen Willes,
and John ii, BurbaDs, be appointed dele
gates to attend the State Convention, to
be held on the 10th day Of July inst.
5. VAN RENSSELAER,, Chm.
J. BUEL, Sec'ry.
ENGRAVINGS--The Engravngs which
are now for sale at mr.. Townsends Coffee
House, surpass any thing of the kind ever Of.
fered in this town. We have had the plea
sure Ofy viewing thom, and do not hesitate to
I,, boL a
specimens of genius equal to them in point of
elegance. Those who have an inclination to
be better convinced ofthe correctness Of these
remarks, will do well to satisfy themselves by
calling at mr. Townsends without delay
Mr. Clay has addressed letter to the pub.
dc in answer to Gen. Jackson, which the
Kentucky Reporter of the 30th June acknow.
lodges the receipt of and promises to publish
il in the next number. IN. Y. Nat. Adv.
The National Gazette says, it is under.
stood that president i!olley, late of Tran
sylvania University, has abandoned his con
templated tour to Europe, and is about To
take charge Of seminary in New Or
leans.
Mr.. Brycnt.--It is stated in the New
York paper that this excellent poet Is a
bout publishing another volume OF his po
enS.
r. s. .7rmv Gen Brady has received
orders to make h-; head quarters at Il.
trot Gen. Scott, is TO inspect the mil
tnrv nosts on the unDer lakes.
The three SpaniarIs, charged with the
murder on board the brig Crawford, have
arrived at Richmond where they had been
sent for trial. Tne court was TO sit for then
trial on the 9th inst.
Commodore Woolsey, Of the Navy, is at
present one Of the. visitors IN our city. lie
has been for two years IN the West Indies,
anl is shortly to return to the South and
take command Of the new Naval Depo, at
Pensacola. - n. Y. Statesman.
LrxlrGToy. (Ky.) June -.
DEsHA. We understand that Governor
Desha has plraonel his son Isaac. The
power to grant pnrd11s before conviction
though questionable, has been repeatedly
asserted and exercised by former Govern.
ors of Kentucky, and perhaps other states
The whole Of the late term Of Harrison
Circuit Court was devoted to this case
Nine Jurors only were obtained on the last
day,--the prisoner having exercised to the
extent of the law, the privilege of peremp-
tory challenge. The Judge refused to re-
new the rocogrizances o! his sureties or a.
gam to liberate the prisoner on bail, in con
sequence we presume ot the state OF his
health not now requiring such Indulgence.
The Governor being present when the
Judge remanded his son Isaac to jail. nd
dressed the people in speech OF consd.
cradle length, and concluded by reversing
the order Of the Court and setting his son
at liberty. We arc not informed OF anv
form observed BY his excellency, except
.be speech, in which it is said, he treated
the court with great ind,gnity. We hope
we shall hereafter obtain the particulars
from all authentic source Reporter.
NonToLK, July 2.
Sickness on board he l.. S. ship John
.4idms.-A letter from Pensacola. rccelv'
ed by a gentleman in Portsmouth, states
that the u. s. ship John Adams had arriv-
o. there from a cruise, aDd that several ca
SOS of yellow fever existed on board. One
OF the officers, Nr. r. was dangerously W.
The u. y ship Constitution. Can't WI
kinson, would sail in few days FOR Nor
folk.--lBeacon.
HARTFoRp, July Q.
Dcrh By Lightning 49, During the t6nn
der storm on THURSDAY as, .ir. Henry Nil
Ter. son Of mr.. Ebenuler Miller, Of North
inrton, was killed ly hs.,'0mE, The dc
ceaseI vas sbou, = wears 0i are he wal