The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-13

'""nHs OF TINS colony 10 our most gra-
ctoos Sovereign Lord King Charles Of
England, &C.,: for the high and inesti-
mablc, yen the incompatible grace and
favour unto the colony in giving those
his gracious Letters Patient unto US,
Ithasts may be presented and reformed
by the Governor and deputy Governor
IN tho behslfs Of the whole colony. -
Voted Aih. TIA, for the prssen', and
rosill shs colony can othersise declare
than by words. tao obligations to the
most honorable Earll Of Clarendon,
Lord High Chansellor Of England, for
his exceeding gros, care and love unto
shis colony. as BY our aEen. above men
,ionod both always ben acknowledged in
his letters; The Governor and deputy
Governor are desired TO retorne unto his
Lordsheope the humble thanks Of the
whole colony.
Voted 9th, 1'ha, Mr.. John Clarke's
letters 10 the Governor. deputy Cover
nor, Assistants, and frsemen Of this CO.
lopy be opened and rsad.s
= Mr.. Clarkes letters to the colony we
have never beon able to 6nd.
Voted 9th. That Mr.. John Clarke, the
colony's ngont in England, be saved
harmless in his es,ate aud 70 that end,
that all his DISBURSEMENTS going to Epg-
land. and all his expences aud ipgage-
mcn,s thero airedye laid out and expen-
ded, or ongagod in order to the procur-
ing the Kings Letters Patient for this
Colony, and any other matter conducting
to tho Colonyes behofo in any sort what
soever, as also all farther expenses and
engagements he shall DO necessetated YET
further to disborce on such accounts.
aud until he shall here arrive. as ho ssyth
he intends TO come next spring. shall all
DO repayed and discharged by the colo
ny Of Rhode Island aud Providence
plantations. so. Ia New England.
Voted 7shs That u ooasldsfssion Of
Ar. John Clarke's aforesaid, his great
paynes, labour aud Tavill. with much
faithfulness exercised for above IL years
in bshalfs of this colony la England, the
thanks Of the colony bee soul unto him
by the Governor aud deputy Goyernor.
and for a gratuity to him. the Assembly
ingage that the colony shall pay unto the
said John Clarke, or unto his order here
In Newport, over aud beside what 10
above engaged. the sum and full value
Of ono hundred poands sterling In cur
rent pay of tho country, also to be paid
at or be sore tho Goth Of December, in
the year 1864.
Voted 9th, That Captayne George
Baxter shall have five and twenty pounds
sterling 10 currant pay given him as
token from tho colony of their thankfull
roooivement Of the Charter. Of which he
was the most fay,hful and happie bring
er and presenter, by our agents order.
TO this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ihe charge of
his being in and cominge from Boston
therowith. TO be also betrayed. And the
said IS pounds 10 be paid him with all
convenient spoed.
Voted Och, That oil tho sbovesaid
volts be recorded by Joseph Torrey,
genneraio Recorder. and 90 the Assem-
bly, 10 disoulfcd In order to tho acqu,se-
ing his Majesiye's order and commands
in the Charter"
Tho noxt day. Nov. 2Sth. the Cour, Of
Commissioners sits.
"IS 10 ordered and agreed BY this As
sembly, that all bonds and indictments
TO tho general court Of trynls in March
next shall stand in force: 40 sl.o any
Judgments Of courts either in the colony
or any pcrtickelar townes whereby exc
cutioa 10 already. or shall he legally ta-
Ken forth, may be searvs.l a. formally
by the former general, or towne Sar-
geasi, and until farther order. as also
that any petition formerly presented to
a Court Of Commissioners bo taken mo-
tics Of at the nsxt general Assembly
and this tho Court Of Commissioners
have ordered To tho Recorder Eve shil-
llings Of zach towne for bis attendance