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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

The Steam Ship Britannia ia arrived at Boston,
on Saturday forenoon, from liverpool, having
made the passage in fourteen days and hours
The Britannia experienced fno weather most
of the time, but saw few iccbergs in n more
souiherly latitude than usual. She was dctaIn
ed by fog 10 hours, of the harbor of Halifax.
She was also detained five hours in Boston
bay from tho same cnusc.
The Britannia left Liverpool on the afternoon
of the 18th, aud brought both London aud Liver
pool papers To the morning of that day.
The most prominent items of news are nn
attempt upon the life of the Queen of England,
aud the fall Of Gcuznee, one Of the strongest
British fortrcsses ia India.
The subscriptions in London, Paris, aud in.
deed all over Europe, in behalf Of the sufferers
by the great fire at Hamburg, have been on u
most liberal and unprecedented scale, notwitli-
standing the commercial depression which pre-.
walls so extensively everywhere.
The British War Steamer Rhadamantlius ar
rived at Halifax on the 10Th inst. with despatch.
cs Tor Lord Ashburton, aud orders for the
Warspto To proceed to tho Mediterranean.
The weather is represented MS remarkably
Gno-and a prospect of abundant crops.
The right of search, aud the commercial rcla-
tions between France aud the United States,
have lately been much discussed ~ the Cham
bor of deputies at Paris, aud by the journals
There were rumors that LOUIS philippe ,
liio had again been attempted.
Tho British appear to be making immense
preparations for the prosecution of the war ~
China aud India. No loss than 10000 stand
of arms had been Forwarded to Bombay, 10y
way of Alexandra aud SurZ.
ArrEMrr uPoS rUE QUrTss LrrE. One
evening, as her Majesty, accompanied u,
Prince Albert, was returning tothc Palace ~
an open barouche, with outr dcrs, fellow pre-
sontod pistol, and discharged II ai the Queen
from very nearly the same spot ou Conslitn
iion Hill from which Oxford tired The mnr
was instantly seized by soldier of the Scoi' !
Fuslrcr Guard lie Was at first supposed i'
be foreigner, but IL appears that he is ~
Englishman, named John Francis, son 10
scone-shiitcr a. one of The theatres. lie Is a
bout 20 ycars ofage.
The papers contain long accounts Of this NJ
flf, with numerous Embellishments.
LATEST FROM INDIA
The Indian Overland mail, drrbed At Mn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
PORT OF NE w PORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, June 10th.

THURSDAY, June 10th.
schr Alexander, Russell, Is days from Mobile. spoke
lo, inst, lat sO Ion 70 T. sohr Mary, OF and Tor Boion
Ja,s hom Mobile lih lat 81 3, lou "a %, passed mn
American soop-Ol-wHr standing To the Noih,-Pussen-
gers IN the A. Mrs. Bullock, and children, o Ala
bunh Capt. Samuel Ives, Capt. John Cs.s. und Dir.
Otis Munroe, all of iiostOn-and In the stesrnge.
sloop Company, Dexter, 2l days from Apalachlcola
for this port aud New BeJGprd. SAILED In company
inst lat "a 81 Ion 10 43, bark Rochelle, Hawkins,
days from Havana ior Amsterdam.
FRIDAY. June 18th.
Bark Highlander, Ma,berry, from Providence for
Havana.
SATURDAY, June 18th.
Brgs Savannah, Holloway, from Bristol br liam
burg Laurel, DrinkwaIer Providence ior Portland
TecuDiseb, Pendletop, do, TOR Philadelphia Echo,
Austin, Wilmington, N. e., Lumber 10 Peekhan, Bull
a. 90.
sIoops Wave. winslow. q days from Apalachcoa
for Fall aiyeri Henry Gibbs, Gibbs, Providence lpr
Hartford Mary ichols spencer, do tor kuniucAst
Ariop. Mnsop do ior Now York.
salcd-soop Nigani, New York.
MONDAY, June goth.
Orig Good Hope, tor New Orleans sulliyun, 10 la,
from Tampa Hay via hey West, leHky.
sloop Proof Gass, Blydcnburg. lam New York lor
Prov iience.
Steamboat Providence, Richmond, from New York,
with company Oi Light Artilicry and 40 horses lor
Fort Adams.
TUESDAY, June 2lsl.
Brigs Columbia, Kent, from Al,Nandrn, for Boston
Lawrence H. Adams, M0ncb, iom Frankfort with lun,-
her, Tor n market
sloop Motto ifoa Day River, with Shingles, TO Geo.
Bowen, ESQ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
III E RIA Id OF HE II M e S.

We understand Col. Benz. X. Duwley, who
was sometime since committed to prison for an
assault in Cupborland, has been discharged by
puying his fine IN one suit, aud giving the sure
iy required for his appearance in the other
action against him. Ho had polition before
the Assembly yesterday, prepared of course
before his discbarge,) for liberation, in which
he expressed much regret for his past conduct,
and promised never to be guilty Of tho like
again. Iio had liberty to Withdraw his petition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
MilI.strcct Academy.

TlIE subscriber, respectfully rendering his
l. thanks to the friends aud patrons of this
School, for the repeated proofs he has re
ceived of their favor. would inform them that
the next term will commence on Monday
18th Of July, to continue II weeks.
Tuition in English Branches, So
do. I" s. languages, IS
Stationary will 30 furnished for u trlflng
sum if required.
No deduction will be made for absence
except in case Of sickness.
J. =. GAY, Preceptor.
N. L. This school is adapted to young
ladies' or gentlemen who may wish to pursue
any Of the branches usually taught IN similar
insti,ut,ons. Particular attention will be paid
to such as may wish to fit themselves ior
teachers or to enter college. Also instruc-
ton given in Algebra, Geometry, Surveying
Navigation, &c. either in school or at such
times as may be convenient.
JOSHUA s. GAY.
limo %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
MAIDEN DYE.MOUSE,
BOSTON,
Corner Of Court and Hanorcr streets
(tn,.n..I ILL R.,.LI.,,Irn


Corner of Court and IIanorcr streets
Concert Hall buildings.
ALL KINDS SILK, COTTON AND wooLEN GAR
MENTS DYED, NIZi
Ladies Silk, Satin, Merlno. De Lam, and
all kinds of other dresses, dyed and clcanscd
withou, The usual dyed appearance, ns no ar
tifca sllticniDg is used al this establishment
and for proof of the assertion, the public
are respectfully invited 10 examine & great
many specimens.
-.4LSO-
Gcnlemen's Goats, PuntalaoDs and Vests,
Of all fabrics, dyed, cleansed and pressed.
with finish but little inferior TO the original,
and warrantcd to give satisfaction.
Cleanse Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Bed
ticks, Marseillcs Quilts, Window Curtains,
Table Covers; and IN most cases !hc stains
are entirely taken out, and color much m.
proved.
Parasols and Sun Shades, dyed without
being removed from the frames.
Merino, and other kinds of Shawls, dyed
light color. the borders 10 nearly retain their
original appearance, and the lrlngcs curlcd
the same as when new.
have appointed SAMUEL s. MuuF0Rp.
my agent IN Newport, to receive goods for
the above establishment All goods lett
with him, at the store of Mr.. James Mum
ford, 99l Thames. street, will be promptly
forwarded To us. The prices for work war
rantcd TO be as low as nj any other establish
mcnl in this country. Work returned IN all
cases IN 10 or ~ days.
Boston, June II, lsI2.-3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
D z A r II 8 .

IL this town TUESDAY morning last, very suddenly,
Mrs. SARAH BABCOCk, widow Of Capt Nm' Dab
cock, IN the 10th year ut her hgo
Funeral thus afternoon, lrom her late residence IN
Thames street. Rotations aud friends arc requested Va
attcnt.
III Providence, on Friday evening, Mr.. ASA Al
DRItII, in the Goth wear III his nge.
In bristol 18th INST Mrs REBECCA q, wiic of Capt
George o. Usher aud daughter o the luie Allen bourne,
Esq. age9 ~ years. ....... =.
ln Little Compton, 18th m.t Mrs. PATIENCE U.
wife 81 Mr.. Joseph sisson, aud daughter Of the lae
Gov. wilbour, ol Luis Compton, ngrJ - years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
From yesterdays Providence Evening Chronicle.

We learn and have the best reason to believe
that MIR. Dorr arrived at Norwich, this morn
to the vicinity of Chepalchet. Weatherby, the
man who was taken up, on the charge of be-
ing concerned in the attempt TO steal tho War
rem guns, has, as we learn from gentleman of
the Suffrage party, turned State ovidonce.-
The names of all concerned in the enterprise,
have been given up, aud they will probably
be taken. Appearances indicate u throatning
storm.
We understand that all of tho military Of the
city have beon placed on n war footing, aud
are firmly resolved to stand hy the city aud
State, come what a,ay,
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AuCliOnecr's Notice.

Court Of Probate, AlidHrioisr, June 20, 1872.
A prLIcATIoS was made for an adminislra.
"A tor to he appointed on the estate ol
james Coggcshall, late Of Middlelown, de-
ceased.
1t is ordered, that the same bo received aud
the consideration thereof referred TOT Court
Of Probate, to be holden ut the town house
in Middetown on the I'd Monday in July
ncxl,nt 2 o'clock pm. aud that previous notice
bc given, by publishing copy of this order
three several times IN the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested TO appear al
said time and place aud be heard,
A true copy-wltness:
JosHUA CoGGEsuALL, Pro. Clk.
June %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

MILrrARv.-The U. S. Flying Artil-
lery, which arrived here on Friday,
made grand and imposing display, in
full uniform, with their horses, glisten-
ing field pieces, sc. through our streets
on Tuesday morning. They proceeded
up from the Fort through Thamcs-st
10 the Parade, where in presence Of
His Excellency, the Governor, the men,
bers Of the Legislature, and crowd
Of spectators, they went through various
evolutions in the finest style imaginable.
Ailer firing their brass field pieces, they
re-Iimbered and proceeded up Broad-st
TO tho outskirts Of tho town, and gave
an interesting exhibition Of some oftheir
most important field movements. 1t
was novel sight for almost all who
witnessed it. Tho company is CON-
posed of as fine looking set Of men as
we have ever seen.
Col. Bankhcad and Major Payne, we
understand, are to be stationed at New
York, (the Head Quartsrs,) and the
Garrison at Fort Adams, will be under
command of Lieut.. Col. flaming.
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lcosaUNtCArEp !

Died on Monday, the 9Th inst, SARAH NIL, yIS ul
VIZ. Bornard ~ and daughter ~ Rev. William Moore
deceased. Ior ntary ioft, years Mrs. lil was Wor
thy member 81 tho Second Baptist Churrh, IN this
town.An afcctionnie witt, Mud aud faithful mother
aud n pcfscyerng Christian, we have hesitation ~
saving that she has proved heo-,ii 90 be during hef
whole lite. Az afhicted husband md surkcn family
rinnin aiHcnt her suden departure. "Blss.cl nfe
ihe dead Who dic ~ the Tod iuf th'y rect thsu
al,ois aud ta,n wOtks do follow them lC Z, ,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

sei'les, brings an account Of tho fall of Ghuz-
nee. The place capitulated aud surrendered,
on condition that the garrison be safely con.
Quoted Ia Cabnl.
On the other hand, Col. Pollock had forced
the he'bor pass, and taken possession Of tho
ior's commanding il, and would, no doubt,
march TO the relief Of Jellalabad. General Sale
in sortio from that place, overthrow the insur-
gents.
There is no news from China.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

Spr,r SurARiNa Ar N,sTuCKEr.--ThIs
great annual jubilee, VIC learn from the Nan
,ucket Irqurcr will come of this week -
Many stargcrs are now on a v.ll to The
island 10 Dtncss lhIS tine bonor,d l,snval
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
Ice Cream Rooms.

'JNIIE subscriber respectfully gives notice
that te has, IN connection with his Con
leclonqry & Voriety Store, 3 Rooms, neatly
fiued up for the accommoGatlon of ladies' aud
gentlemen, who may wish 70 refresh them.
selves with Ice Creams, Water Ices, and
other refreshments generally kept nj such an
establishment. L. STACY, lH.
June q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
Fullcr's Patent Liquid Oil
Polish.

WARRANTED to be beneficial to lcath
w er. A new apd spendId article for
polishing boots, shoes, rubbers, &c. without
labor This polish is put up for use in the
most convenient form possible, with a brush
attached to each canister. Ii Is also !ur-
nlshed in gallon cans to retailers for reillIng
The small cannlslers, which makes u cheaper
than other kinds of Hacking. FOR sale by
John n. Potter, 1874, Thames street, agent
for manufacturer. June 0.-am.
Fullcr's Patent Liquid Oil Polish, for boots
&c. comes 20 US highly recommended, and
from our own observation is well deserving
The need of praise bestowed upon it. We
advise all to give it n trial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

Fishing schr Reindeer, tot Gloucester Lano master
hnrthen Al taps, went ashore The night 81 the ib
iis NJ II o'pOck In kich FOG, BreIu6ns rect AT
the entrance u this harbar aud was Immediately Hban
doned by the crew, saving npng but what they stood
in. The captain prncerdrJ next morning 10 board ih.
vessel, but could not lind has she been since benr
v from which il supposed that she had fallen over Oh
her aide and sunk la deep water, she bad bond
fifteen tons o bnllas. aud eighty barrels VI mHcAere-
Rhode l. lander.
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Traders, Bank.

A semi annual dividend will be paid to the
"A stockholders of this institution, on aud
after Friday, the first day Of July next.
The Stockholders are also notified, that
their animal meeting for the choice of Direc-
tors, will be holden at the Banki1gi.:oom, on
Monday the ih day of July, at 3 O'Clock 7.
NJ, at which time, they will consider the ex'
pcdcncy of increasing the amount OF their
Capital Stock.
Per order OF the Directors,
REM. MUMFORD, Cashier.
Newport, June 23d, lS42.-2wis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

IOn BAGS Shot, 200 kegs Lard 100 bbls.
lOU prime and mess Beet, 80 bbls, prime
and mess Pork, 30 bbs. heads and shoulders,
3 bbls. smoked Hams, for sale cheap by
-. s. w. NEWTON.
June O.
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sbS TREMoNr-sr., lJS
GAyu BIsOGNS,

4 ncw and fashionable nssoriIssst of plnlp
~ and fancy Gambroons, u Prlnccsses
Checks for Par,aloons. just opened and lus
sale by LS.1.1C GOULD s. SON
May NJ. las, 7ham's sired.
EAEsAPARulA aud Tomato BIticrs Tooth
- ache drops; Brovn's Bonese, Copdy /
Starkwcathcr's llcpolic Elixri lncXlnusla-
BILE Smelling Salts a further supply oi ihesp
cclcbralcd articles yist received by
June ah. X. J. TAYLOR.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MoxpAy, June 27
Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Patriot

At Market 800 BccC Cattle, 81 pairs Working Oven,
80 Cows aud Calves, COO Sheep aud Lambs, and 200
SWINE
PaI, I,rs-Bcef Cnttle-Tbe prices obtained last week
for like quality not realfcd and we reduce our
quntatlons. few extra so ~ 8 20. First quality
. IS, second quality IS third quality 81 60 fD S5O
Working ONen-Sulos ats g., 81, 49, aud S95.
Cows aud Calyes-Salos at $40 S23, S2J, t2s, $50,
and s3s
Sheen aud Iambs-Salcs oi lots from 81 % 10 50.
swihe-A lot Pigs nj Be-, aud a lot at old Hogs at
ic. At retail nom l-2 to &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
For New York.

The steamboat Massachusetts, Capt. Com
stock, will leave the Long Wharf in ,hl,
place at e'cock, p. NJ, THIS DAY, June
Odd, for New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
hppOrtiOnment Bill.

The following table will show the number
of members to each State in Congress, under
tho new Apporlionmcnt Bill.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23


I'E'HE splendid mansion lately built and oc-
cupied by BVHpEN WooD, Esp II is
beautifully situated an The rising ground,
about | miles North of the Stale House nv
Newport, facing on the main Eoad, aud com-
mands a very extensive view OF iAe haIh"p
and bay. The main building is 40 by "a fccr,
and canlains B rooms, including drawing
rooms, and attached, IN the rear, is an adds
ton containing tue kitchen and wash-rooug
below, and servants lodging rooms above
with u good cellar the whole s,2e ot lha
house. There is also good conch hOasa
and other ouibudings; an excellent well OF
water, aud brick clslern, both connected with
the house by leud pipes. The loi consisla
or3i acres OF good land, handsomely iaid out,
aud having on It a great number Of ornamcn-
tai trees, The house is but three years old.
aud was bull, aud finished with frat rate war
tcrials aud in modern stylo.
This establishment is admirably calculated
for a genlleman's residence, and IL immcdIv
ate application Is made il will be- sold at o
great uargnin- mpch below the first cosI,-,
or tenant will hc received n, q modcraLe
rent. For further particulars apply 10
WM. WEEDEN,
June o. prJ G. SHAW.
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FOR PROVIDENCE.

The steamboat Providence, will loave
tho Long Wharf in this place, this ai=
tcrnoon, al 3 o'clock, for Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23


CoNeREssIoNAL.--Tte Apportionment
Bill which was passed by the Senate
last week and returned to the House
increasing the ratio from 80, 100 to TO-
$50 was, after being rejected by the
House, and insisted upon by the Sen
ate, again returned to the House, when
on re-considcring, it was voted to re-
ccde by vote of 100 to 1Ol. The
House then concurred in the amend
ments Of the Senate, and the Bill was
passed. The vote on the question SUBJ
stituting the largest ratio Of representa-
ton was 10 yeas to l03 nays. The
vote OH the question of tho representa-
ton OF fractions, which exceed the half
Of the ratio, was yeas-f10, nays l02.--
The P;ll, as passed, gives 223 Repre-
sontatives to Congress-, instead Of 243,
the present number. This State will
lose nothing, the fractional part being
larger than one half Of the ratio re-
quirod.
The Army Bill was reported in the
Senate on Saturday, by Mr.. Evans, and
referred. Mr.. Evans gave notice that
he should bring up tho Tariff extension
bill OH Tuesday, 2lst. This bill has
passed the House, and extends the ope-
ration Of tho present Tariff laws until
the st Of August. The Washington
correspondent Of the N. Y. Commercial
thinks the President will veto the bill if
it passes the Senate, involving, as it
does, the repeal Of tho proviso in the
distribution bill. The editor Of the
Commercial has positive assurances to
the contrary, from sources more likely
to be correct and authentic.
In the House, the apportionment bill
and tariff extension bill having been dis
posed of, the navy appropriation bill
and the new Tariffblls were the princi-
pal bills of a public nature for considcra-
tion. The navy appropriation bill which
was amended by the Senate and returned
to tho liouse, was on Saturday last
finally referred to committee Of the
whole on the state Of the union. The
SCI ate increased the appropriation half
II million over what the House left it.,
and the limitation Of the time for new
appointments and promotions was ex-
tended until the expiration Of the pres
cnt session of Congress. The bill was
also so amended as to provide for groat-
or impartiality in the distribution Of ap-
pointmcnts of midshipmen in the differ
cnt States and Territories.
The discussion on Mr.. Filmore's and
Mr.. Saltontall's new Tariff Bills, was
still going on in tho House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
Assessors, Notice.

rVNlIE subscribers give notice, TINT they
j were chosen Assessors, TO assess Tax
of Eight Thousand Dollars, ordered TO be
assessed at the Annual Town Meeting, hold
On on the 9Th day of June inst. on the lnlla6l-
tanls of the Town of Newport, aud the taxa.
bic property therein, To be collected and paid
into the Town Treasury on or before the lst
day Of October next we therefore call
upon all persons interested, to give III 10
either of US, n list of their ratcnbo Estates,
under oath, on or before the 3d day Of July
next.
TuONAs BusH,
CHARLts GYLEs,
Newport, June u, lol2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
From the Best"u Daily Times.
.WRIGuT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Ofau the public advertised medicines Of the dn> W.
know oi none Va mere safely recommend i"r The
"llls that ncs hcr ~ lhan hs pills thai are sold 80
The depot ui the korIh AmcrCpn College al Health,
No Igs fremont street, Boston several instances No
know of where they used ~ ftDes with.ihc high
est satisfaction aud no longer "g" than Yesterday We
heard eminent h, sican ol THIS city recommend heA
In hgh lrrns
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
FOR SALE,
COTTAGE for Sale.

Az1A The subscriber offers for sale his
U.M Cottage, situated on Bellevue street
IlS nearly opposite the Redwood Libra
ry. For terms apply TO Gov. WV. &. GlBBs
Mill st. JOHN WEST.
Newport, May IL, az.
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.nE.NOR.1.ND.7.

Al Havana, 2sth ult., schr Eastern Star, Davidson,
for Cardonas Ia load lur this port.
Arr NJ New YORK, l2n' inst ship Marianna, PHILIPPE,
from ApnlachicUla
Arr NJ Chnrlos,pn 18Th ins brig Poland, Casloil, in
Havana.
Al savannah, lGt, inst ,lp Mpnlieello LawIon, lds
for liyerpool.
Cd at Moble 9th inst, soop Thrcs Brothers, Heath
for this port.
Arr at Savannah, l2lh, brig Anawon, Wade, from
Charleston.
Arr p the schuylkill, Ijlh schr Cysnet Wiley, Gpn
Providence.
At sava vannai 18th inst, schr Franklin Greene, Smith
days from Havana. 18th. brig Prince do Jonville,
Gardiner, days from do.
Cid ut Liverpool, I'd inst, ship Palestine, L,tleaeld
for Boston.
AT London, lst inst, brig canoncus, Bigey, unc.
Gg' A letter from Capt. Price, at The brg Helen, al
this port dated June 9TH, iut % Ion 1j 49, reports ir
90 duys out with 20 bs spun aud - do black fish oil
A letter from Capt. Clifford Of the ship WM. LEE,
Of i. port dated Jan 3i., lat 10 5, Ion 65 report.
her with 400 Lhs sp oil ON hoird sent home 6O bbls
all well.