Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-03

b. eo-r.spnn,sx 3. MIL. Esq. we'd knswn
author OF several interesting and popular works,
has connected himself with Mr.. Greene, as as
sociato editor of the Boston Statesman.
Do-Of tho 20 newspapers published in vir-
einia, I8 are in favour Of tho present Admins
tra,ion. The Lynehbursh Iirginisn and
Richmond Wing. are among the ablea publ
cations Of the DAY.
o. Electors for Prtsident-Convention
for the purpose Of nominating electoral tickets
favorable 10 Mr.. Adams, have been called IN
| Louisiana for the lst of November; in Ken
lucky for the 18th Of December; in New-Jer-
sey for the Goth Of December; IN Virginia for
the Sth Of January.
0o-The Baltimore Gazette Of last Saturday
publishes an article as nesos from Peru, giving
an account Of tho reception OF Mr.. Cooley,
American Charge de Affairs, which was pub
lished in the papers in this country, some three
months since.
G1-Captain FREEMAN, who was convicted
Of Manslaugliter. at the recent term of the Z r.
cult Court, Boston, has been settenced to pay
a fine Of 500, and to two years shd six months
imprisonment in Barnstable jaif
0J.Mr. Gallatin, the American min .s,er and
his family, were 10. embark for this country, in
nus jenkins.
gJ- Red Jacket-This celebrated chief, who
was recently deposcd by The Christian party OF
his tribe, has been reiDstated by n general
council of the nation. The charges before
pronounced against him, declared false and
malicious
! The Superior Court at its late session in
Hartford, decided that the service of civil
process, on d,y appointed by proclamation
OF the Governor, for public Thanksgiving, il
prohibited by statute and void
U3-Mr. jerks ofthe NnntucLe ct Inquirer, who
is great friend 20 Mr.. Clinton, denies his be.
ing candidate for the Presidency. The New
York Statesman, paper which has always
supported Mr.. Clinton, advocates his claim.
for that Office.
c. Death of Bishop Rent-The circun,.
stances attending the death of this distinguish.
ed individual, are such as to render it paItcu.
larly distressing. AS he was returning from
Philadelphia 10 Bal more, where he had beer
To assist in the cOnse Grafton of Bishop
Ondcrdonk, in passing over the Peninsula be.
tween tho two Bays, the driver Of the coach in
which he was, being intoxicated as is supposed
f attempted 10 pass another carriage, and upsc,
the coach, by which means several of the pas.
sengers were severely injured and among 9th.
ers Bishop Kemp received the injury which ter.
minated in his death.
e1-The Cashier Of the Bank at Petersburgh
has offered a reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
for the apprehension Of Snelson, who abscon
ded with forty thousand dollars of the funds O
that Bank.
Colt is stated in the London papers, that il
is expected Mr.. BRoUGHMAN will be appoint
ed Attorney General of England.
Mr.. FORREST, was to make his first appear.
ance in Boston, the present season, last eve.
ming at the Federal street Theatre, in the char.
acter OF DAMON. Mrs. Drff was TO perform
the part OF Calanthe. Mr.. PELpY was to at.
tempt the character Of Virginius on the same
evening at the fremont, Mrs. Hilson to pla,
Virginia.
| W DUR GREENE, of the Washington Tel.
egraph, says he intends to publish a Registe,
OF the delegates in Congress, and requests his
subscribers to act as agents. We hopo the
Honourable Wheeler Martin, will take notice
OF this and act accordingly.
The Stockholders Of the Salem Mill Dan
Corporation, has decided by vote of 1924 &c
OBJ TO proceed with the work. The editor o
the Register in speaking of this meeting saws
The meeting on Monday next will be a YER,
! important one-It will undoubtedly consum.
mate the triumph Of the friends of this grea,
improvement, and place beyond any furtbe,
doubt or hindrance, the prosecutIo of the
work, with all convenient Dispatch