The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14

standing Wltn tue government OF Brazil,
furnishes happy occasion to do So"
Hon. Ddp. WeJSter. has been elected U.
S. Senator from Massachusetts. In tho
House he received 302 out Of 32s votes,
and in the Senate 26 out of 80 votes.
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State Of feeling in .udryland.-We have
an account of the late meeting in Calvert
county, Maryland, from friend. 1t was
not called an Administration nor Jackson
meeting, like those in most ofthe counties,
but as n general meetn", of the voters IN
the county on the subject of The Prcsiden-
tiaI election. The canvass; as ed two days,
having eloquent speakers on each side. II
was court week. There were 3O5 gentle
men present when the question was taken,
an unprecedented number for that small
but spirited county, Of which only IL voted
for Jackson, and all the remainder for the
administration. annapolis republican.
The U. S. frigate Java, Capt. Crane,
bound to the Mediterranean, proceeded TO
sea from this port on Saturday morning
last. BoS .4dv.
A difference has arisen between the
Commissioners Of the United States and
the State ofGeorgia, ,on running the bound
airy line between the latter and Florida,
and their further progress has been sus-
pended by Gov. Troup.-Thomas Spauld-
ing. Esq. Commissioner on the part OF
ieorga. has returned 10 Darlen, and
Thomas Mann Randolph, Esq. Commis
sloner Oh the part Of the United States, to
Milledgeyile.
The second vessel charteredto take pro-
visions &c. to the Greeks, by the Greek
nity on Monday. And there is flatterlng
prospect that funds sufficient to freight
,nrd vessel, will soon be collected in diff.
rent parts of the state.-By the last ac-
cunts from Greece it appears the inhab.
ants OF some districts were suffering great
,istress from famine, the supplies sent by
the first vessel from this country will there
ore be u seasonoble relief
BILLIARD TABLEs.--There are about
100 billiard tables in the city Of New York
where the time and money of clerks, ap.
Drcntccs and other young persons, (and
probably some old persons) are idly spent.
For a considerable part ofthe life Of the
late mr.. VIM. Phillips, of Boston, his chari-
jeS are estimated to have amounted to from
: to 1900 dollars a year.
A loaded car got loose on Mauch Chunk
railway, and is said to have gone nine miles
n ten minutes
Joseph NJ White has been re elected the
Delegate to Congress for the errItory o.
Florida, by large majority over his oppo
hent, mr.. Gadsden.
The Canadians anticipate much advan
age from the present exclusion OF our ships
iom the West India colonies. Montreal,
It is believed, will be made free port.
The Philadelphia Gazette states there
rave been, for the last SIX years, upwards
ot15O brick houses erected in that city and
rs liberties, during each year.
A meeting of the Growers and Manu-
,acturcrs of Wool in n. Hampshire, is APP
pointed to be held at Concord.
Col. Leavenworth has proceeded, with
four Companies, to establish Military Post
at the River Platte.
There was rumour in England. that
the Marquis of Lansdown was to be Prime
Minister, and mr.. Canning to be again
Minister of Eoreipn Affairs
Billings Liverpool Advertiser Of lst May
says. we believe there never was period
when the number Of persons emigratlng
from this port liverpool to the United
States, and to Canada, was so great as at
this time.