The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-11

10 DC MADE TO meet any emergency growing out OF
our relations with France
This resolution passed unanimously
ftctM Dedtk.-Mrs. Rachel Quarles, respecta-
BILE widow lady, who resided alone in a tenement in
Middle street, was found early on Wednesday morn
ing last, in the back yard, dead, and most
shockingly burnt-her, clothes being nearly all con-
sumed by some accident her clothes took fire, when
she ran out doors to alarm the neighborhood and fell
down suffocated by the flames, and expired.
Journal
Another Factory Bmnt.--A small cotton factory
situated in North Providence, about four miles from
this city, belonging to Messrs Edward E. Manton
and Smith Kelley, took fire about ii o'clock on
wednesday night, and was entirely consumed, to-
gether with nearly every article of its contents The
fire took In the upper story of the MILL but from
what cause is unknown. The loss is estimated at
about $4,000 of which $1,000 we are informed was
insured at the Providence Washington office. ibid.
Dreadful Erent-Early on Friday morning last
fire broke out in warehouse situated on the quay
of Dundee, and so rapid was the progress of the
fames that before they could be subdued two large
warehouses, filled with fax and other goods were
with elrvaluable lie contents entirely consumed. The
nextmorning while a number of persons were iucau-
tlously attempting to pull down the wall of one of
the warehouses, it suddenly fell upon them and dread
fu to state buried eight and boy under its ruins
SIX bodies were dug out in the course of the morn
ing but life extinct in all of them,
-- iru1tUTs.-itis is proper that the names of those
personages who disgraced cir official dignity of
Senator's and who did their best TO betray their coun-
try Americans, in voting down the necessary ap-
preparation for defence; is proper that their pollu
ted names should be proclaimed every where through
out the twenty-four indignant nations of treemen,
In order that the finger of scorn may be pointed at
them, and that no honest and unsuspecting patriot
may be scduced into listening TO their sophistry and
suberuges. Let them be execrated as they deserve.
Here are the nsidious faction, who have used the
trust confded to them to leave seaboard de-
enceless against French invasion, and our President
without any other resources in the apprehended war,
than such the spontaneous offerings from private
purses will place at gallant Hero of New Or
leans command. Bell Bibb, Calhoun, Clay, Clay
ton, Ewing, Frelinghuysen, Goldsborough, Hen
drcks Kent Knight, Leigh, Mangum, Moore,
Naudain, Poindexter, Porter, Prentiss, Preston,
Robbins, Silsbee, Southard, Swift, Tomlinson, Ty-
ler, Waggaman, Webster, WHITE. OF Andrew
Jacksons resources IN war 1t may be said what
replied by Henry the Great of France in former
times. He said his what he pleased,
because he had the hearts of the people.
". Y Jefsrsonidn
Nary of the United tStates.-At the commence
of the present session ofCongress the Secretary
mission, one ship of the line, four frigates, eight
soops of war and six schooners.-In ordinary, five
ships of the Hne two frgates, and six sloops of
building six ships of the line and seven frigates
frames of ships procured under contract and
materials on hand for five ships the line eleven fri
gates, seven soops of war, and two schoners-To-
tal177fs "a frigates 2l soops of war, and sch'rs
accident On Thursday last, as Mr.. l.. Rogers,
of n. Dartmouth, was tending circular saw, in
DT Of
and struck him in the face, cutting cash from be-
hind the left temple to the right side of his chin. 1t
passed through the upper and lower jawbones, cut
ting deep through the roof of the mouth so that the
finger could be thrust from the inside of his mouth
out just below the eye. Several teeth were torn out
and fragments oil bone removed He is in fair wav
to recover. n. Bedford Mer.
A J,penile DdHdy-The Claremont Eagle tells
the following excellent anecdote. young buck
whose beard was as stiff as the down upon peach.
after rising from BARRIERS chair, said, How much
better man feels when he is shaved Mr.. Leather
strap You've had tough job of it with my crab
orchard beard and you've left little feathery stuff
here YETI suppose you'll ask more than COM
mon foks-whats to pay 'Oh nothing sir
always esteem it favor, when can have the priv
ilege of strappng my razor on smooth Pteee Of cay
skin
The frigate Constitution, Capt. J. ID. Elliot, pro-
ceeded from the Navy Yard, on Monday noon for
New York in tow of the steamer Bangor Capt.
Howe, which left her outside the Light, when she
made sail and stood on her course.
The extensive stables at Philadelphia, owned by
Col Reside, the great mali contractor, were entire
Iy destroyed with all their con,ens but the horses
which were with difficulty saved, on Friday evening
9th inst.
Jim. do you snore when you are asleep! No.
never for lay awake one night on purpose to see.