The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-14

Among the many strangers now visiting
rhs place, is the Hon. Langdon Cheves, of
Philadelphia. Mr.. C's. indlsposed state Of
health, we learn, preyents.his attending TO
his duties as a commissioner under the
Treaty ofGhent
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The specie belonging 10 the Exeter Bank
about 10000, was found TWO weeks since i'm n
field near the Newburyport turnpike, about 10
miles from Keene Nearly q, 900 dollars of
the amount stolen have been recovered, and il
isProbabls that the remaining 1900 will soon
bs obtained.
The First Light Infantry, Capt. Stimssn, of
Providence, arrived here yesterday afternoon
IN the steamboat Fulton. They wese re
ceived at the Long-wharf, by the Newport In
dependent Volunteers, who escorted them To
their Camp ground, and from thence, latter
they had pitched their tcnts) to Bellevue Ho.
tel, where they partook ofa collation. prepared
for them by the Volunteers. Mach good feel
ing was exhibited on the occasioii--a number
Of complimentary toasts were drank, and they
retired well pleased with the hospitality OF
thsir Newport brethren in arms.
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From the Greenyille, S G.. Republican.
The traitors who have been urging dis
UNION, begin to haul in their horns. As
fob6ers. before they venture out TO steal.
reconnoitre the road, which it they find
well guarded, they skulk back to their
hiting places, so these wretches having
feH The pulse OF the people, and finding
that the thing will not do--that III the at
tenpts to dissolve the Union are regarded
with horror and disgust, and that the peo
pie VIII not listen TO them, they change
Their note, and affect never TO have desired
disunion.
The fourth of jug toasts are generally
indicative of public feeling The late Gel.
ebratlon must have given aquietus TO some
Of our disunioniies; they will not have ic-
tors to preceda them as soon as they
thought. The sentiment of our worthy
Governor cannot be too highly estimated;
he pledges himself TO use all his firmness
10 support the Onion. May God bless him
for it, and support him in his noble resolu-
ton.
As for the stuff that comes from some
parts OF the loW country, we, the people of
Greenvllle, we the people of the mountains
and back country, we, who could produce
three fighting men for every one the low
landcrs can show--we tell the low country
people, wo are not w n ihem-we will not
go along with them and ifthcy could uc-
ceed IN separating South Carolina from the
Union, lce Wi! separate from South Carroll
ma.
But we do not apprehend dissolution :;
certain junto have found their mistake !;
they hope for good deal from the next
Legislature they will be disappointed
tho people of the upper county do not in.
tend that any thing shall he done to endan-
ger the Union. Union and disrMion, will
be made the question on which our cleo
tons to Congress and the State Legislature
VIII turn. Then ii will be seen how the
people of the back country feel on this sub.
Jcct-There Is too much blood of the Re
volutnn alive in Greenville TO tolerate the
Word, disunion we have expunged 1t from
Our political vocabulary.
PInATEs. The New. York Journal OF
Commerce contains news from Gbraltar
TO July Sth aud from Cadz to the 9Th. A
q
toe Defender oil Peter, was run ashore OF
the island Of Cadiz, and a part of the cren
alter remaining some time in Cadlz, becam
suspected and were arrested. About th'
end Of June they confessed that they wer,
pirates, that the brig sailed from Rio Jane.
iro, that she lay of the coast Of Africa som
days, the captain being sick Oh shore, an.
that the crew concluded to take possession
Of A ,i.. ia, tal LAT
the vessel in the boat, and were browne.
before they reached the shore, the westhr
being boisterous. Four of these who r,
mained in the brig were murdered beio,r
they could dete rhine who should have IT.
ommand.-They then set sail and fell D.
with Boston ship returning from China
richly laden. They murdered every So
on board, took out the most valuable art
Topaz of this port, which has long beer
dcspaired Of answers this description anc
must have been in those seas about the
time. Their second prize was the Engls
ship Morning Star, of the plunder and ~
markabe preservation of which we ha
had an account. They confess that the,
have robbed eight other vessels, prlncipa,
ly English and murdered all on board. J
btlR uIeNudiRtu bcI SoIgOs iuOSliy
and silks at Corunna. The specie alo!
amounted to Sli0,000. The pirates We
in chains. Boston ADV
Firries nj Cadiz New York 1ouI
nal of Commerce furnishes some particr
la,s obtained from the pirates arrested
Cadiz. in addition tn those given in yeste,
DAYS paper The brig, before taken pos
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