The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26


IA true copy,l l.. s. Consul u. S. A.
In testimony of the foregoing document
bping a true copy from the records of this
Consulate, have hereunto put my hand
and seal of Office, this thirtieih cay of A
pril A. ID. one thousand eight handred and
twenty. eight w. H. ID. &. WRIGHT.
Consul u. S. A.
MALErAR, notorious for his conrexon
with the Marble Bank Bills. has been forci-
bly, prevented from entering the N. York
Exchange, which he attempted to do, af-
ter having been forbidden by the proprie-
tors. He was carried to the police, and
ordered to find bail to appear at the next
sessions, and in the mean time to keen the
peace. The Magistrate refused TO take
down the evidence on the part of the &C.
used. 1t was centeRded by his consul
nat the Exchange was free to every per-
on, and that it was illegal to attempt to ex-
clude any one who behaved peaceably.
The bail was given, and it is Understood
hat Malepar has instituted an action for
damages against the Exchange Commit.
iee- Prov. American.
SALE OF SAXON SHEEP-imporied Lg
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sale f244 Saxon sheep and lambs, will be
sold at Brighton, near this city. on the 10th
Of July--we hope the sale will be well at
tended by our farmers who are dcsirous OF
improving their focks Of this valuable ami
NAL. The only kinds of. wool our manu-
tacturers cannot now procure al home. are
The fine qualities which the Saxon sheep az
ford and under the great encouragement
hy ha III
pay due attention to the management of
tins animal, cannot fail TO derive great
reward for their capital labor. The gen
tlemen who imported these sheep have
been long engaged in this business, and
from their residence in Germany and their
intimate acquaintance with the best foeks
in that country, we believe the wool grow
ers will never have better opportunity of
improving their stock, than the ono which
is now presented.-I Boston paper.
From the National Gazette
We remark the following article in the
late London papers:
Important .aiedicul Discortyy.---D Dr..
Neale, Physician to the British Forces, has
tjust published a very important work. IN
which he demonstrates the extraordinary
efficacy Of the Ersot or Spur ofRye, in as
sisting and removing difficult labor. Hun
dreds of valuable females who arc now ar
nually sacrificed will, it is presumed, by
this valuable discovery, be saved TO their
families. No discovery since vaccination
claims more general respect and atien-
ton"
The discorery is American. II is twenty
years since this quality Of Ergot was statad
IN the medical journals of this country. DIR.
Chapman made particular mention Of it in
his excellent Therapeutics, of which the
first edition was printed some ten or twelve
years ago. DR.. Devices has also regular
ly recorded it, in his valuable writings on
Obstetrics.
.Monstrous Se,pent.--A rattlesnnkc Nas
killed few days ago, at Hamilton, Harms
county, measuring six and half feet long,
and twenty-five and half inches IN
circumference its mouth, when expanded,
was six inches between the extremities; :
there were only seven rsttles to the tail,
the balance having probably been lost in
combat with some Of his serpentile tribe.
When the snake was killed. il had a large
rabN in its mouth nearly swallowed, which
caused il to become an easy prey 10 its
murderer. Three fangs were extracted,
which measured nearly two inches long.
Georgia Enquirer