The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Given under my hand, at the city of
Washington, the fifth day ofOcto-
ber, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty,
and the fifty 6fth of the Indepen-
dence ofthe United States.
ANDREW JACKSON.
By the President:
Nj. VAN BUREN, Secretary of State.
A meeting of French gentlemen was
held in Baltimore on Saturday evening
week, Mr.. f. Ducatel, sen. i'm the chair.
A very interesting address was made
by Mr.. Bujac, which the meeting re-
solved should be published in French
and English. The 10Th of October is
fixed on for celebration of the recent
events in France. The celebration
will be general in Baltimore.
Theatricals.-We understand that
Il can the elder, Miss Patton, the cele-
brated vocalist, and several other dis
tinguisbed artists, were expected to
embark for this country in the packet
subsequent to the one last arrived.
.Supreme Court.-We learn that Chief
Justice Shaw has given directions to
the Clerk of the Court, to make the
necessary arrangements for commence
ing the trials of the persons indicted as
accessories in the murder of MIR. White,
! Immediately after the opening of the
Court in this town, on the 9th of next
month.-.Salem Register.
The Philadelphia Chronicle says,
the ship Globe, arrived at that port,
run the last 239 miles of her voyage in
20 hours.
A pedestrian named Newsam is en-
gagged in walking for Il wager, in Phil
adelphia. On Thursday he walked 40
miles, on Friday 46, and on Saturday
65.
A military parade, illumination, and
other public reioicings were had on
Monday in Philadelphia to celebrate
the late events of the glorious "three
days" in Paris.
"A Providence paper says, very saga
ciously, "six distinguished clergymen
of the Episcopal church, died in the
month of August, if zoe inchude tioo aays
an Juiy." Others we presume died in
August if we include June and July.
The Warren Star gives the number
of members of the Baptist Church in
the United States as 300, 900; churches
4,271; ministers 1852.
James Wonroe.-Great interest is de-
servedly felt, in all that relates to this
venerable patriot. We learnt with
great regret, that his health was deeply
effected by the several domestic afiiic-
tions with which he has been visited
His family have collected around him,
and united in the effort to remove him
from the late scene ofhis distress. We
understand that he has it in contempla-
ton TO spend the winter IN tins city,
where we feel assured he will realize
the sympathies of large circle of
friends, and the best wishes of our in
habitants for his health and happiness.
| n. Y. Courier.
A new scientific Journal has been
established in Baltimore by Doctor
julius II. Ducatel, professor of Chem
istry and lecturer on Natural PhilOso-
ply.
Several cases Of small pox have oc-
Cured i'm Providence, X. i. young
gentleman brought the disease from
New York communicated it to several
others.
A young man named Boyer in Mon
treal killed his wife by beating her
The Boston papers say Mr.. Zenner
has composed grand masonic march
which is said to abound in brilliant
passages. 1t is to be performed at lay
ing the corner stone of the Masonic
temple on the 18th inst.
Lexington, KY, was visited by frost
so early as the IL and 18th of Septem'
her.
The N. Orleans Advertiser of the
18th of the last month says the bills of
mortality had increased the preceding
week. Two hundred and thirty-nine
persons were sick of Foyer in the hos
pitals.
A British soldier named Kelly, was
executed in Montreal on the lst inst.
for the murder of his sergeant.
A Mrs. Brownell Of Middleburg,
Schoharie co. was thrown from a wag-
oon op the st inst. and dragged about