The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-10


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formation 10 be sensible OF our crimes ss
our foilies. 81 PhiIsd. Press.
Astonishing Faet.--There died recently
in the town Of Norilrftonington, Connect
icut, q woman aged aboat Az years, who
had been Ill hong time, and complained
of excessive pain in her heart. She lett a
rquest that the physicians who attended
her should examine the cause Vt her ex-
IRENE suffering. The request wss com
plied with, and in the centre OF her heart
there was found q iiring worm, an inch
and quarter long, and OF large size
History Of Pennsyivania.--A history a
Pennsylvania by the late celebrated pro-
lessor EberiRg, OF Hamburg, brought down
TO the year leU2, by The author, Is traDsIo-
ting by z S. Duponceau, Esq. Of fhila-
delphia, who has completed his version to
the death Of w illiam Penn The original
is saidto be distinguished by an unusual
degree Of research and investigation.
Philad. paper.
Cold Hater. 1t is stated in the Balti-
more papers that TWO persons bad died sud
denly I'D that city the previous day, IN Goa
sequence OF drinking cold n0ttr. One Of
item had left a wife and six children.
John 8. Kimball, Esq has been nomina-
ted for an elector Of President and Vice
President, for the counties Of Iiancock and
Waldo in Maine.
.Naral--The u. s. ship Falmouth, Capt.
Morgan, arrived al Pensacola June IA.
from cruise OF 62 days OH the coast oi Co
lumbn, Central America and Mexico. The
+. armed out Judge Rochester, minister to
Cental America, and mr.. Mason, secre.
tary Of legation for Mexico. The officers
and c-ew Of the Falmouth are in good
health
The u. S. sloop Erie, Capt. Turner, was
left of Vera Cruz on the 5th Jhne, all well
en- board.
H0Ns.--A comb. MAJ ker recently travell-
ed ten fnles to Warren, X. |. to purchase
horrs; IL. having been reported in Provi
dence paper that vessel had arrived from
New Orleans, with a cargo OF horns in
stead of hams.
The New York Greek Committee ac-
knowledge ths receipt Of $500 Ga. Ano-
thcr ship will sail for Greece the latter
part Of this month, or sooner, if sufficient
contributions are collected TO make up n
cargo.
Haaorsrian ressels, The president has
issued his proclamation, dated I'd inst. de-
claring that discriminating duties are not
exacted on United States vessels, in the
ports of the Kingdom OF Hanover, and that
consequently the ports Of the u. States
will be open from the date of the procla
tian, 10 vessels Of that Kingdom 80 far as
regards the Importation Of the produce and
manufactures Of the kingdom, on the pay
ment Of the same duties as are eXacted on
the importation Of the same goods, in A.
merlcan vessels.
Hayti--The Haytien Chamber of Con.
nerce Was opened Oh the 10th June, by
President Boyer, who delivered an address
N the occasion il appears that after 1890,
ne commerce Of all nations with I]syti will
re on footing of equality.
A mu,iny took place at the new Stnte
Prison, Sing Sing, N. Y. on Tuesday.
Nwo Of the prisoners were shot before il
vas quelled.
The ship Franklin arrived at the quar-.
sntine ground, New.York. on the 9th, from
Liverpool. having the small-pox on board :
three had died on the passage.
Two AMERICAN LAp,Ks.---The two
Miss Cations, who were as early as 1909
the reignirg bellies in Baltimore and Wash
ing,on, were the grand daughters ofCharles
Carroll Of Carfollton, ono of the worthest
Signers Of the Declaration of American In
dependence. One of them was married
to mr.. Robert Patterson, a merchant OF
Baltimore, and went to France and Eng
land-Mr. Patterson died--leacing his
widow a handsome forture. Two or three
years ngo she was married to the Mar
quis Of Wellesley, then the Lord Lieuten-
ant Of ireland.
Her sister was hrst married 10 Col. Her
vey, aid .ds-camp to Lord Wellington,
who had distinguished himself and lost an
arm IN the battle Of Waterloo. A few weeks
ago, Lady Hervey was married to the Mar
Qois Of Curmatheon, and eldest son Of the
Duke Of Leeds. The Marquis was born
on the 2lst May, 1898. He is the eldest
son, AID 4 heir apparent" as the English
papers style him, to the title of the Duke
Of Leeds. Thus, fortune in her freaks, has
raised two Of the most distinguished noble
families of the British Empire, two sisters
1.-THE daughters of an American republic
and the direct descendants Of the only
Surviving Sigper Of the Declaration.of A.
mcrican independence. But it is prob.
lem. which may well admit of doubt,
whether these American ladies' have at