The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26

/ from a simplifcation and hnrmonizing o.
purposes, then all the natural exercises 81
| the human intelligence are peryersIon OF
our capacities. and the social system - n
| lnonstroUs evil.
The Franklin Bank Of New Jersey and
! the Tombeckbee Bank of Alabama have
stopped payment. The bills oi the latter
are % per cent, below par at Mobile.
John Briggs and John w. Field escaT-
| ed from the House OF Correction ia Nor-
ceSter on the night OF the ll,h INST Field
returned on thf l3lh. but Briggs has nc'
been caught. Briggs is an old and noto
rious offender, and has both ears marhet.
$40 Is offered for his apprehension.
Salaries OF Officers an .NoSSGehusstts.-.
Governor $500 G7. 1t Governor J+9
33. Chief Jusslce Of Supreme Judicia,
Court, 3 900. Three Associate JustItCs-
each 3COO. Attorney General 2,COo. s,
llctor General 2,CGO. Secretary 2ttC.
Treasurer 1900. Adjutant General l.aGl.
Reporter Of Decisions in tlre Suprtn,c
Court 1000.
Counsellors, Senators, and Represent
tiyes, two dollars each for each DAYS NJ.
tendance, and two dollars for evefy tet
miles travel. President Of the Senate aiJ
Speaker Of the House four dollars for el,i
days attendance.
The Albany Argus says the business OF
selling lottery tickets has been cut up :
the operation Of the new law requiring
yender, 10 procure licenses for which hey
pay $3.50. Many have closed their sho,5
ana beiaken themselves to other occupa.
tons, while some Of lhe most ancient ven-
ders sell but half a dozen tickets a week.
A convention was held q; Frankfort Ky.
on the l4th inst. TO choose delegates 10 tho
Harrisburg convention. a SIMILAR meet
ing was held on the same Gay at New
Brunsw ck, n. j. composed Of delegates
from the several counties OF The slate. aC
" hich IL gentlemen were chosen to at
tend the general convention at Harrisburg.
The Massachusetts Register says there
are IN that state $50 Incorporated manu- ac-
turing companies, with an aggregate tar- .
tai OF near 100000 eco, the greater pus
woollen and cotton.
Ii is reported that the venerable Charles
Carroll, the only survivor OF tie sieEers OF
the declaration Of independence. hes given
$1,000 towards the Maryland ana Olio
Rail Road.
Gen. Wodswor;h, OF Ncw.Yo,k state, 10
said to have 10000 sheep upon his farm.
Key WsSt-Tbe sIoop Greyhound Lieu
tenant Cox. arrived at -. Auqrstirc ,hc
beginning OF this month from kcy WEI,
with Lieutenant Thompson, OF tie MeXi.
can Navy, who was recently prisoner of
war at Havana. Commodore Porter w8s
still biuckaded by Com. Lab0rde Union
and harmony existed among the officers
aud crews OF the Mexcsn Navy A re.
enforcement OF two ships az Expected dali
iy. The neutrality Of Key West he'd rot
been violated. u was understood that the
Minister at WASHINGTON had made a aTepfc-
scntaton 10 CIR golernmCn Mt on the snbect.
but with hat effect is not known. IL
had been strongly urged in Havana that
Laborde should attack k Porter in Key West.
1t Is sand that Il e'e is a serious difference
between l.abOrde and Gen. Vyos.and there
is contest between them for authority,
and it is probable that this difference has
bNti lIit SNulNt VI d tthblh ltulO1S. MI.
Pinckney, the collector. hod had conmu.
nlculon viii the Spanish Commodore, rp-
on the subjer, Of tins charge Of breach &c
neutrality. Laborde replied that be con-
Sidcrcd mr.. Pnckney too much of a gem
tieman TO suffer any violations of This kind,
aud Com. Porter too much of a. riiiiGr ros
70 ray strict obedience to lie righ hts OF Ieu-
! trallty.--tN. \. Advocate.