The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19

asked of the new Hing tn be dissolved, |
and called for new election to be held,
Messrs, Huskisson, Brougham, and
Hume opposed the dissolution before
provision was made for Regency
lest the new King should die before
the new election. MIR. Ii. wished the
Duke Of Cumberland to be named for
Regent, and remarked that, at any
rate he was likely To he King OF Ham
over; as the next heirs to- the British
Throne was n young female, who could
not rule IN Hanover, as females are
excluded The New British Opposit-
ION is violent.
a controversy on Wednesday last at
Lynnheld, between Mr.. Colby and Il
foreigner, ended in the use of knife
by the latter. Captain Andrew Mans
field and Mr.. Haven Hawks being near,
interlered to prevent bloodshed, when
they were seyerally wounded by the
foreigner. Report says he has been
committed to Salem jail.-Lynn Mr.
r0r."
In Philadelphia few days. since, a Mr..
| Smith of Chesput Hill, having occasion to
descend into well, his friends adopted
The remedy which we recommended some
tlme ago, of lowering "A lighted candle in
10 the well.--'ihree times the candle was
put down, and three times eXtngushed.
Mr.. Smith not putting faith in the test
went down against the consent OF his
/ friends, and was sulfocated he was after
some time, taken out dead Some time
since, person III England. who descended
INTO the shaft OF a coal mine, To the rescue
oi two Of his companions who were sufo
Gated below by foul air, took tho simple
precauIlon Of putting aquan'ity o' tar a
round his nostrlls and mouth, aud then
went down, and returned with safety.
: SMuoGL,No.--Twelveb bales Of contra.
: band coarse cloth we're seized n few days
since, on the borders of Canada, by one of
the Custom House officers Of this city. The
/. cloths were 50 packed up, as TO appear like
, q bale of furniture. N. Y. Cour.
> SARATOGA, August 10.
The number OF strangers who arrived
{ OF the Springs last week hos been estiua.
7. ted at between ~ and 1900, and the nun.
, ber now in this village at not less than 1000.
: al amount altogether unprecedented in
any former season. On Saturday, every
boarding house was filled TO overlooking
and every lodging room that could be OBJ.
= alned put in requlsilon. Several vista nts
: indeed, were compelled 10 seek acco'no
!, dations out Of the villugc.-Nor is the IN
: fox of strangers confined to this place a
(, lone.
Yesterday morning there were, as usual
a few oiearances, LEAVING room Tor fresi
arrivals to day. a change OF population
= indeed, ~ constantly gong forward, bu
d without diminishing the number OF guests
,- Sentinel.
/. During the last week not less than son
a persons arrived in this village, and the IN
convenience Of not having more large ho
tells is seriously felt, as we'll by the stran
. gers Ss the village. "Wby do you no
=" have more large houses Z" - the continued
! inquiry .--Gazette.
= AT Baltimore, night Of Ist inst. a maj
:. was prevented from drowning himself. b.
a ystc.man. lie had tied a large sion'
y in ndkercbief and was tying II 10 hi
neck.
The Savannah Georgian says tia
- Edmund Chauncey, Of Houston count
blew his brains out, about the 18th VII
-. Matrimonial disagreement, altboug
me had been but four months married
is assigned as the cause.
he CATION The pubic are cautione
e. against receiving certain spurious n,
y, dollar bulls, purpoTtiDg To be OF IN
ne GLOBE BANK. They are from perkin
Its ''patem stereofyped steei ptote," and a
Ia shici have been detected are dale
september I 1873, to 4. Haoen, sigl
{. I'D L. G. Pray, PRESIDENT, and Chart
q | lurnnun Enahinr