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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

THE PeLEs-In Sir Walter ScOu's Life Of Napoleon is the
following passage-HThe Poles awaited with hope
tation approach of the French armcs AID
that unlaw fully subjected To foreign yoke they had
right avail themselves Of the only Of Napo
Leon Of hahone Of Satan himself bad he proposed
aid them Tegainng the independence which they
been oppTeSsively and urtusly deprived
work, very truly described Typographical wonder
was presented to their Moesties Mouidy last the Pay-
lion II the New Testament printed gold porcelain
papef and the FIRST where printing
successfully both sides Two employ
ed in pcreciing this work Of the costly Of which an
idea may formed from the fact that the gold contains of
less value than FIVE guneas Only 100 copies printed
Brighton Gas.
Ldtest from, Span.-Cap,sin White at Ncwbury-
port from CadZ Feb 18th, informs the editor OF the
Newburyport Herald, that things remained IN very
unsettled state when he left; arrests frequent,
and so shackled the liberty of speech. that If o
man dared tn lisp the word Constitution, lac was
thrown into prison.
THE CENSUS whole population Of tho Uni
ted States, according To tho recent census is.
i2,82i,8l souls. OF this number there arc upward.
az 100000 slaves.
Tbe New York Daily Advertiser say.---''Wc un.
sand that the real name Of the person convicted Of
piracy and murder on board the brig Vineyard, I'm
der the assumed name Of C5arlcs Clb5 is IkTrs
JrFsRExs.'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

'NiE subscriber, to Close consignments. Will sell
without reserve, This Day 18th inst. at
O'CLOCK at his Warehouse, Cary Street, a general
assortment OF Groceries: consisting in part Of Sugar
AZ oiasses Rum, Brandy, Gin, Wines Candles. Oh,
Teas, Cheese. &c. SC n WVEpS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
BiGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
THIS DAY!!

Esmal Swamp Lottery, No. Ito be
dtawn To Morrow, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
At the Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
MICKLRS CFEI5H.
THIS DAY.
TO.MCRROwI

virginia State Lottery-DYawing viii
take place at the Eagle Hotel To-Morrsw After
noon, at O'Clock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
Ncw-Y6rk Cheap Store.
FOR A EEW WEEKS.

For a feic ,oeeks at the old stand ne1t North
Of Mr.. Mwray's Boarding House, and
formerly occupied by Mr.. Clarke COok
THE subscribers respectfully inform the
L. Public, that on account Of the extensive
patronage recently received in this place,
they have been induced to re open short
time, during which period they will be con
stan,ly receiving cheap goods from New
York. They now offer the following articles
direct from the auctions, at the very lowest
prices, and shall be happy to have the con.
,inuance Of their patronage. Among their
articles are tho following:-
Supcrflne and common Broadcloths, con.
sls'ing Of Blue; Black and Oivts; SauiDets OF
different kinds super bangup cords for pan
falcons supeffine camblcts; assorted colors
and common calicoes Of every description
furniture chinzcs giughums; merno cloths,
black, scarlet. green, brown. blue and olive
circassians Of oil kinds; circassian prints |;
super mole skin beavertccns; common do;
silk and Valencia vestings; worsted and ran
dom hose plain do; silk do; plain and fg'd.
Swiss muslins; mulls, book, cambric and
jackonet do; blk. Italian cravats white do;
Irish linens linen diaper; linen csmbric
hdkfs.; gloves Of every description buck skin
mittens beached shirtings and shectings
Merino and Thibet shawls; cashmere do;
Prussian do. Of oil sizes from s to l2 4;
velvc,een do; Grape do; silk do; poplin do;
gauze do. embossed points; Grape hdkfs.;
silk and cotton bandannas a. flog hdkfs; rib.
hons of every kind guard and belt ribbons,
an elegant article Italian silks; blk. and
cold. gro de Swiss do. gro dc Naples and
satin do; pongee hdkfs.; Clark's spool cotton,
best quality blk. and cold. silk braids do,
do. galloons 6 4 bobbinet lace; footing do;
thread d. cotton lsces hooks g. eyes gilt
waist buckles, a handsome article combs Of
every description very cheap. Also a great
variety Of small articles-among which are
razors in cases. from 50cis to 81, the case
pen knives scissors bead purses ear rings;
broas, pins Gilt and pearl stndds tape need
les silver eyed do; Of the best quality toy
watches Harmonious, &c. SC.
N. B. A choice lot Of blh Garnet beads,
for safety chains, an article not to be found
in the Southern States Gilt beads, do.
PARSONS g. co,
Oct a. ftc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
NEWIYORK AND BOSTON STEAM
PACKET LINE.
STEAMBOAT RRANGEMENTs FOR OCT.
Fare from Newport S6,--Meals included.

Benz. FRANKLIN, Capt. f. S. BUNKER.
BosToN, {" WIN. CoMsTocK.
PREslDENr, f" II. s. BUNKER,
THE respective Companies having form
l. ed Daily Line between Providence,
Newport, and New York, will commence
running on the LIST Of October, in the fol
loving ordcr, leaving Providence on and at.
ter the lst Sept. at l2 o'clock, NJ. instead
Of p. NJ.
BENZ. FRANKLIN leaves Providence on
Tuesdays and Fridays--Oct 4 a ii IA
10 ~ 25 26----Leaves New.York on
Wednesdays and Saturdays October ]
8 8 IL Is 10 % 26 90.
BOSTON leaves Providence on Wednes.
days and, Saturdays--Oct. ! 5 b IL ID ID
90, 20, 20-Leaves New. York, on Mondays
and Thursdays. Oct 3 q 10 10 IL 70 "a
q 81.
PRESIDENT leaves Providence on Mon.
days and dThursdays--Oct q @ 10 Is IL 20
"a 27 3I---Leaves New.York, Tues
days and Fridays-Oct4 ii IL 10 81 Is
rs.
The regular hour Of starting from Provi
dence, on and after the Ist Of September, 10
at ~ o'clock N. INSTEAD Of p. M. and from
New York at o'clock p. NJ.
These splendid Steam Packets are each
propelled by two separate low pressure En-.
pinos, Of great power, and heavy copper
boilers. Of the most approved constructions.
The Boats will touch at the long wharf in
Newport, 10 receive and land Passengers, as
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
NEW GOODS.
NVTM. JAMES TILLEY. hes just OPP
wv the foiNwing GOODS, and will

WIN. LES TILLEY. hes just opened
w the foSwing GOODS, and will sell
them cheap
30 pieces of b,oadcloths an assortment Of
cassimeres; nice and cheap sattinetts duflills
and kerseys; hannels and baizes; scotch
plaids cnmblct do. +; cambets; bombazins ;
figured bookings; carpetlngs and rugs; me
rno cloths merno circassians common do;
twied bombazet,s plain do; English gros
de maps at DC cts. the yard Florence from
50 to SO cts complete assortment OF cali.
Goes fine twlled prints; nice merino and 9th.
or shawIs; superb fancy hkfs.; linens and
cotton shr,ings; z g. 8 linen and cotton da.
mask; superb laces; an assortment Of ribbons
oil cloth umbrellas; a variety OF silks.
keep every article called for in the MIL
LINERY line.
Also tapes, threads, pins, and noodles,
handkerchefs as sold at the Grocery Stores
Also Just opened one case OF Leghorns,
and one case of straw bonnets for almost
nothing, and five thousand other articles too
tedious to mention, oil of which shall be sold
to the satisfaction Of every purchaser.
oct a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

THE ANTIMAsoNIc CONVENTION at Bal
timore adjourned on "Wednesday n'ght'
about IL o'clock. The Baltimore Patri-
ot of the 29th ult. contains the journal of
the proceedings, from which we learn
that WILLIAM WRIT of Maryland was
unanimously nominated as the candidate
for the office ofPresdent Of the United
States, and AMOS ELLMAKER of
Pennsylvania was unanimously nominat-
ed for the office ofVice-President. Com
mittees were appointed to communicate
these nominations to the gentlemen, re-
-spectively. Both of them accepted the
nomination, and sent letters to that effect
to the convention. Mr.. Wirt's letter ex-
hibits, somewhat in detail, his views of
FreemasOnry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Brig Milton, Jack son, Malaga.
Schr. Exchange, Nickerson, Boston.
Soop Victory, Willard, New York.
George g. Mary, Ash, New. York.
Cashrei, Comstock, do.
B. d. Jones, West. New. Bedford.
CLEARED
Brig Milton, Jack ckson, New York.
Brig Juno, .Naybury. Havana.
Schr. Bunker Hill. Duncan, Sidney, N. s.
Soop Victory, Willard, Providence.
Cashre, Comstock, Providence.
.4RRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2S.-Brig Ivory, Devens
Of Boston, from the Coas, Of Africa, and 45 days
from the Island of st, Thomas, with ivory, golt
dust, coffee, &c Left no Americans at st Tho
mas.-Brig John Decatur, Chappel, Of Boston
had sailed about the 24th May, for l4oango;-
Spoke no vessels,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 90 Brig Milton, Jack.
son, of Gardiner. Ne. from Port Nahon, and
81 days from Malaga. bound to New York.
Left at .Nahoh July 22d, u, s. ship Ontario,
all well OH board; left at Malaga Aug. 9th,
Brig Canges, Brown, Of Boston. disc. and
Constitution Of Philadelphia in quarantine,
the only Americans there; came out Of Straits
on the iOth OF Aug. IN severe gale OF wind.
Sept. 10Th, lat. 35. 80 long. SO 30. spoke
snip Azelia, Sands, of New York, 8 days from
Richmond for Rio Janeiro.
Schr Alden, Cozzens, 4 days from Phila.
delphia for Somerset.
SATURDAYS Schooner Eliza. Bridgue, days
from Marbehead bound to New.York.
MEMORANDA.
AT Cowes August 18th, Brigg Ann Gads-
den, Northam, from Matanzes.
In Hampton feouds Sept. 2titif, brig fiar-
vest, Eldred, from Havana.
AT Havana 18th ult. schr. Enterprise, Bur
dIck, dsc'g.
At Savannah 26lb, ship Constitution, Day
ton. to sail 2Sth.
Arr. at Norfolk 2Sth, schr. Hope, fm, this
port.
Schr. Jane, FIN. Havana was passed at
Grand Prairie, for N. Orleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
LIST OF COMBINATION NUMBERS DRAWN IN
Connecticut Lottery no. /.
2 AZ I2 36 I5 80 % 81 SO.
Rhode Island State no. 10,
36 93 "a D IS ~.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no,

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
"a; draws Tuesday Oct. 4. Highest
prize $4,000. Tickets 2parts in pro-
portion.
X. /. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. lS; draws "Wednesday Oct. 8. lO,-
900 highest prize-SO prizes of $1,000
Tickets lOparts in proportion.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY no. I2;
draws Monday Oct. 10. Highest prize
$4,000. Ticket 2 parts in proportion.
MORE GOOD LUCK AT THE OLD
OFFICE.
Within tho last 4 Weeks, ! have sold in
Halves and Quarters, the following Prizes
In. r. I. Literature Lottery, No. o,
comb. 10 Is 43 o prize Of $1,000
No. 2, comb. 20 ~ 30 400
No. 10, % 90 80 $50
Besides fair proportion Of other good prizes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
FARMS TO LET.

TNfiE Subscriber having several FARMS IN
i the District Of Abbeville, situated in the
upper part Of the State Of South, Carolina tho
Leases Of which expire on the lst Of Jan. next,
will give encouragement TO Industrious Fan,ilies,
or to a number Of sober, steady and active Young
Men, sccust ,mcd TO Farming, TO settle there.
Tho FARMS are OF the irst quality OF soil.
producing the best Upland Cotton. Tohscco, In
dian Corn. Wheat, and other kinds Of ANAL
grain ARE under good cultivation, woll watored
and woll fenced, and the Buildings and other
improvements thereon eligiblc.--Th Climate.
similar to that ofthc Northern States, healthy
the population numerous tho rosds in general
good and the Ian b not distant from HAMBURG
and Augusta, both places always ready money
markets for tho produce OF that section Of ths
Country
For further particulars, apply to rRsxei6
ilrsnEnsoS, jun ESQ. AbbeviIls Court House
South. .Carolina, or to
. FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport, r Angus, 20, 1881.
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CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
"a; draws Tuesday Oct. 4. Highest
prize S6,0OO--Tickets 2 parts in pro-
portion.
II. /. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. lS; draws Wednesday Oct. 5. lO,-
600 highest p"ize--S0 prizes of $1,000
Tickets 10 parts in proportion.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY no. l2;
draws Monday Oct. 10. Highest prize
$4,000. Tickets 2 parts in proportion.
Another lot of prizes sold
at this Office.
Maine State lottery no. l3; combina-
ton 3 IL SO $4,000, sold in pack
age of quarters.
Connecticut Lottery Is ex., combina-
ton % 40 "a prize of / 30 sold in n
package of quarters.
II. l. Literature Lottery, combinntion
7 "a 81, prize Of $1,000, sold in n
package of quarters.
Connecticut Lottery Ii ex. Combina-
ton Is 30 43 prize of - 1000 sold in
quarter ticket besides several quarters of
500 &c.
s. CAHOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.-On Sunday
evening, 3lst inst. a man who called him
self Daniel Shafer, voluntarily came be
fore Michael Baltzell, magistrate ofthis
city, and requested to be committed to
prison, alleging that he had committed a
murder during the last winter, in Mariet-
ia, Pa. and that the reproaches of his
conscience had become so severe, that he
was unable any longer TO endure them.
His narrative being perfectly coherent
and he himself appearing entirely sane,
the magistrate complied with his request
and committed him. Since that time,
under his direction, communication has
been made with the proper authorities in
Marietta, and such intelligence received
as confirms the horrid tale. His story is,
that during the deep snow Of last winter,
he, whilst in state of intoxication, Ell
tered the house of a widow, named Bow
ers, then living in Marietta, and after vi
olating her person, put her to death by
strangling her. The fact Of such per-
son having been found dead in her house,
about the time stated, is fully substantial
ted by the accounts received from Mari
etta--and the whole demeanor of the
prisoner since his confinement, as well
as his positive declarations, has induced
a general belief in the truth of his singu-
lar confession.
Fredericksburg (Md.) Expositor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

INSULT To THE AMERICAN FLAe.-Capt.
Eldred, of the brig Harvest, at this port,
informs that brigantine from North Ca
rolina, bound to Texas, was chased off
the Bahama Banks by British man-of-
war schooner, understood to be the Skip
lack, which vessel fired thirteen shot ut
her. The brigantine had her colors hoist
ed-the schooner had not. She was
boarded by the schooner which took pos
session of her and carried her into Ha-
vana. During the chase the brigantine
threw overheard her deck load. After
she was taken possession of, lost anchors
and cables. Capt T.. understood that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

The SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRT for the
county of Providence commenced its
session in this town, on the 18th ult.-
Nineteen petitions for divorce were pre-
sented for trial. Joseph Mckay, half
blood Indian, who was indicted for an
assault with an intent to commit rape
on young white female, Ia years of
sge, was convicted on Tuesday last
Fifteen bills of indictment have been
found; and it is expected the Court will
hold an adjourned session some time this
month, for the purpose Of trying the ca
ses growing out Of the late riots in this
town. Prop. Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
NSaMsese Trims. .

In addition to the above has recently been
added, the Siamcsc Twins, in wax, as largo
as life. Persons who have visited the fip.
ures, and have also seen tho original, pro-
nouncc them to be striking likenesses, and
present full and accurote view Of the con-
Meeting part
Doors will be open from 2 O'Clock p. NJ. ill
9 O'Clock in the evening. Admi,tance IS cts
Children, half price, A handsome deduction
will be made to those who visit the Exhibition
with their faihiles. Sept. 13
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

FREE TRADE CoNvENTIoN.-We learn
from the Philadelphia Gazette, that the
Convention assembled in that city on
Thursday, when on motion of JosePn II.
Evans, ESD. the Hon. BuRwELL BAssETT,
was called to the Chair, and CoNDY RA-
oyEr and E. LIrrELL, Esqrs. appointed
Secretaries pro tenn. An hundred and
sixty-five members were present.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
COMMUNICATED.
BLAH! BLAH!! BLAH!!!

The calf is not yet weaned.
have seen the new paper, edited by
BENNEr III. WHEELER, the Ex-Postmas-
ter, which puts me in mind of scenes that
often occur on the farm. The longer you
let the CALF suck, the louder he will
bawl when you take him off.
FARMER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

The Free Trade Convention was or
ganized finally on Saturday, by the u
unanimous choice, upon motion of Albert
Gatiatfn, of Judge BARBOUR, (PHILp P.)
of Virginia, as President of the Conven-
tion, and of Condy Roguet, Of Philadel-
phia, as Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
@ We do not wish to be Improperly

@ We do not wish to be improperly
importunate, but beg Leave to remind
those ofour subscribers who are in ar
rears for this paper, that the terms are
TWO DOLLARS per year, payable an adj
vance. We would solicit prompt pay
ment, as our friends must he sensible that
the expenses of this establishment, more
especially for the last four months, have
been such as to require an immediate and
punctual fulfllment Of every engagement
to support it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

On Thursday afternoon, David Stevens
of Plainstow, N. ii. was at the bottom of
a well, 20 feet deep, and about to stone
it, the earth caved in upon him, and COW
cred him to the depth of about a foot and
half, where he lay between four and
five hours Notwithstanding consider
nbIe number Of people were most of the
time assembled round the weIl-no one
dared to descend He would probable
have snifocated, had not a boy at the
first gone down and removed the earth
from his head. MIR. s. was not materi-
ally injured.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
IrxINornn Kan Sant

LEXINGTON, Ken. Sept. 2l.
DfstREssiSo OccuRRESoE. We understand
that Mr. Robinson was lately shot and killed
by Dr. Pierce, the member Of tho Legislature
elect from Russell county in this state. The
circumst tances are ofthe most painful nature,
su. as need not be detailed, as they relate to an
aggravaled case OF seduction, which resulted in
the death of The guilty individual.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
More Good Luck ut the Old
Once!

l sold in the II. ]. Literature Lottery,
combination % 35 AZ a prize of y 100
Maine s. Steam, 18th class, combina-
ton ~ Al, prize Of 300
DO. do. do. combination "a 80 46 a
prize Of $lOO,
Besides good share Of other Prizes.
Pretty fair for five days.
&C. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

Red,cood Library. The annual meet
ing Of the Redwood Library Company
took place at the Library Building in this
town, yesterday at o'clock p. m. The
following gentlemen were elected officers
for the year ensuing:
David King, President;
BENZ. Hazard, Audley Clarke, r. X.
Randolph, N. S. Rugglcs, and Robert
Rogers, Directors--the last named gen.
tlenian in the place of VIM. Ennis, dec.
Theophilus G. Dunn, Archibald Mum
ro, C. Whitfield, VIM. Hunter, S. Bar
ker and VIM. G. Hammond, Purchasing
'Committee--the two last in the place of
Dutee J. Pearce and c. E. Robbins, who
go out'by rotation.
Geo. G. King, Secretary and Treasu-
rsr, in place of Robert Rogers, resigned.
On motion Of MIR. Pearce, the thanks
fthe company were unanimously voted
TO Mr.. Rogers for his long, faithful, and
'assiauohs services to the institution.
Alta subsequent meeting of the Board
of Directors, Geo. G. King was appoint
ed Librarian, in place of r. Rogers, re-
signed. Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
G. y B B = and
WANSEEY.
II III IL PR A II T. s.
AND THE
Salem sNasyNer.

ID ECENTLY arrived from Boston and vii
AN be exhibited in the hall adjoining the
Savings Bank on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. Ia,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
A very striking and interesting Groupe Of
Wax Figures, as large as life, representing
oil tho principal characters engaged in the
atrocious murder Of the late venerable
CAPT. JOSEPH WHITE,
Of Salem, Mass. The figures represented, arc
Capt White, in the position in which he was
found when his room was entered by tho as-
sassn; Richard Crowninshie Id, the murderer,
armed with budgeon and dagger, is repre-.
sented IN the act OF perpetiating the dreadful
deed; Joseph J. Knapp, is represented in TAX.
ing leave of his wife and child The evening
previous to his execution; J. +. Knapp, nnoth.
er participotor in the murder, is shown in the
character he sustained
The whole forming striking illustration
Of the bloody scene, and executed in mas
terly manner. The greatest pains have been
taken TO procure accurate likcnesses Of the
parties, and TO arrange them in such man;
ner, as TO have the meet imposing effect, and
give satisfaction to the pubic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

previous to his leaving Havana the brig
antine was released, and that a represen-
tation Of the outrage had been forwarded
to the President Of the United States.
Norfolk Beacon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
A FARMER.

- Ts Correspondents.-Wehave devoted
so large a portion of to-day's paper to
Major EAroN's letter, that "One ,bho can
guess" must necessarily lay over until
next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
Oct. q,
SEPTEMBER 9th.
FIannclS g. CircasSians.

ID ED, yellow, green and white English
III fannels, figured Salisbury do. red and
blue aud white cotton and wonl do. large
lot of merino and common circussians,
ALso-a handsome assortment Of dark
winter calcoes and Ginghams received and
for sale bv r. FOWLER, Jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
DI T. ID;

AT Charleston, S. &. on the Sd iilt. mr..
Henry Warren, aged 20 years, a native oi
Rhode Island.
Al Cape Coast, Africa, June l2th, (killed by q
shark mr.. William Farr. of Deptford, Eng
senmeD Of the brig Ivory, aged 20 years.-Al
Sea, Ang Doth, on board the Ivory, mr., John
Browneli, of Taunton he was left sick at St
Thomas by capt Adams of Tho whalo ship Zeph
yr-[The report of tho death of mr.. Webster, 81
officer ofihe Ivory, is unfounded,l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04

WEST INDIEs.-By the ship news from
the brig Henry Eckford, just arrived from
Barbadoes, we learn that the Antoinette,
capt. Hood, from an eastern port, was
totally lost in the late gale. Several ves-
sells had touched at Antigua, but finding
no market, had sailed to leeward. While
the brig Gen. Pulaski, Chase, of Bal,i-
more, was lying at Barbados, on the
4th Sept. two of the crew came on board
ofthe Henry Eckford, and began to grind
and sharpen their knives. Capt. Wea-
yer asked them their reason for doing SO.
They told him they were going to do a
days work. They then went on board
of their brig and told capt. Chase he had
bu. short time to live. A boy clinched
him, and the two men assailed him with
their knives, and cut him on the face and
on the arm, before the people could come
to his assistance. He was resctied, and
the men and boy were secured and ta-
ken before a British magistrate and ek-
amined. The American consul had the
hoy fogged, and sent the twp men to this
port in the Henry Eckford, for trial.
Captain Weaver was chartered by the
authorities of Antigua to take a part of a
load of flour to Barbados. When he ar
rived there he was very cordially receiv-
ed, and the port charges were remitted.
The men are now at the office of the Dis
trict Attorney, undergoing on examina-
ton. IN. Y. Com. ADV.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-04
FOR CHARLESTON S. C.

~ THE sloop Good Intent, A..
~ Stevens, master, viii sail on or
. about the 10Th inst, for the above
port. For freight or passage ap.
ply to GEoReE Bowen, or the master on
board. Oct. 4th.