Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1802-08-14 00:00:00, page 1

Benjamin Thurber,
“ Mas juft veceived, by the lateft arvivals from
New-York & Bofon, and bas for jale, at the
Jigw of the Banch of Grapes, No. 30, Wilklianm
© Prect, a Freh g'm.n: of Neaw Fafoionable
EANCY GOODS, -
For the approachiag Seafon, :
Among awbich are,
@ P‘LA[N ani ttriped = Biack & white Paril.
Lialisn Luteftring, net Gauge,
Eoglit, Freach, & Ia- | Black, white, pink, &
Jin do. i Yeilow Crapes and
Eaglith & lodia Satting, | Tiffanies,
=+ Black and colour’d Pe- | Fancy,check and plad
long do. Ribbons,
Pecfian, Modes and Sal- | Umbrellas,
" nets, . Ladies long 22d fhort
Fathionable white Chip | fick Parnfols,
Bonnew, Silkk & Cotton fancy
. Leghom Bonnets and Stockings,
Hats, Black Fans, :
Punflable & Straw do, | Fancy ditto,
B.ue and Ycllow Nan. | Biack velvet Bind.
keens, ings,
A large & Frefh sffort. | ladia Cottons, of va
ment of Calicoes and rioes prices,
Chiotzes, very chesp, | Rofiells, Darants,
White fringed Shawls of Moreens, Wilkores,
varions prices, Rattinets & friped
Coloar’d and white bor- Rouffeils,
dered do, Black snd coloured
White fringed Tippitt, Sewing Silks,
for Ladiss, Diapers,
Camels Hair, {i'k and | Brown Hollands,
chintz Shaw!s, Jeans and Fothiane,
Large black Barcele- | Oil Cloths for Tables,
na fingrd Handkegs | Sriip’d Cufters,Check
chiefs, | Quality & (hoe Bind-
Bloe, sed, and perple | 10gs,
Copperplate, l Tapes and Bohbins,
Ginghams, Bengalls, & ' A large «fforimenr of
Craps, Ladies Moroeeo,
White & colour’d glag- cloth and faocy
ed Cambricks, Shoes,
Cambrick Mufline, Children’s ditto,
La::.met & fiiped do. A large Affortment of
ck Mufline, 6 4 wide, Looking Glaffes,
Dimity and Moflwmets, | China & f)df Ware,
Vet pauerns, London aad Briftol
Sik, twild, plais and Pewter,
ftriped Naonkenets, Knives & Furks,
Jrith Linens, 7.8 & 4-4, | Tea ditto,
Silk and Cotton long , Brafs & lron Candle
Gloves and Mits, fticks,
Black and color’d fthort | Warranted Spanifh,
filkk Gioves, French, & Carolina
© Qlove Ties, of varieus Indigo,
prices, Cotton Wool,
Black and white work'd ’ New fafhion’'d Tea
" Vails, Pots, &c. &e¢.
The above will be fild at the lowef edvance fox
Caje,
Providence, June 1. [gB—Bw
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Newport, fs. Fuly 301 b, 1802,
W HEREAS Sareh Andrews, of Newport,
in the County of New port, wife of Ja
b Andrews, hath lodged a petition in the
Clerk’s offize of the Supreme Judicial Court for
the faid County of Newport, praying for divers
eaufes thersin fet forth, that the bonds of Mare
tiase between her and her faid bufband mighe
be diffulved, and a decree of diverce promulgat
ed:
This is, therefore, to give notice to the faid
Facob Andrews, and toall perfons concerned, to
appear at the Supreme Judicial Coort, to be
holden at faid Newport, in and for faid County,
on the fourth Monday in Auguft next, then and
there to fhew caufe (if any d!iey have) why the
prayer of faid petition. ought not to be granted,
P. M. MUMFORD, Clest,
THI Court of Probate for the town of New
port, having appointed the f{abfcribers
commiffioners, to examine the claims of the cred
itors to the eftate of Warree Easton, late of
faid Newport, decealed, reprefented infolvent ;
and twelve months being allowed for that par.
r‘:fe :—Notice is hereby given to all perfons
aving demands againft faid eftate, to htinl:be
ia to either of we, within faid time, or othewife
sbey will be precluded I“Otdi? to law,
EDMOND TOWNSKEND, ) Commi-
THOMAS PECKHAM, emn.
& All perfons indebted to fai , Are
requefted to make immediate payment to
MERIBETH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFOM, Excontore,
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th Mo. ¢, (Boz. S2th
ny RISHARD lARKI‘.R,R:L:h Houfe
ormerly oecupied by Capt. t§, Potter,
:&o( the Aachor, a l:t'b fouth. caft of the srlate
fe, where Ladics 20d Gentlemen may de
pend on being accommodated to their fatisfae
tion. Pan@aal attendance will be given, and ol
fayors gratefally uho'ledmby the poblic’s
obedient fervant, RICH BARKER.
Newpont, April 2, 1803, 794
Entertainment,
P ihlithed weeklv, by OL/VER FARNSWORTH, (Printer to the Svare, snd of m‘l.un £ he UniTep Stares ) /oaees diveer, NEWPOR 1.
AN INDISSOLUBLE UNION OF THE STATES, 19 FSSENTIAL TO THEIR LIBERTY AND FEXISTENCE .« WASHINGTON,
WE the fublenbers, being by rhe Honor
able Court of Piobate for the Town of
Newport, appuinted Commiflioners, to receive,
examine, and adjuct the claims of the Creditors
to the eftste of Sarah Ingrabam, late of Newa
port_aforefaid, widow, decealcd, reprefcuted in
folvent; and fix mouths being by faid Court al-
Jowed from Ihe date hereof, for the creditors to
bring in their claims, and prove their demands :
—Notice is hereby given 1o all pecfons havirg
any legal claims or demands againft faid eftate,
te bring them in to cither of us, at our refpec
tive dweliings, within iaid time, otherwile they
will be ptecﬁldcd,
EDMUND TOWNSEND, | Conmi/-
DANIEL DUNHAM, jun.}ﬁomn.
And all perfons indebted to faid cftate, by
Notes, Book- Accounts, or otherwife, are rO
- to make immediate payment 10
BENJAMIN LAWTON,\ o,
- JOB TOWNSEND, } 4
Newpert, Auguff 2, 1802,
TH E fobferibers having entered into pariner
fhip, under the firm of
: Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
sail Making bufioefs, in its variows branches,
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen,
John Malbone, at the South part of the town,
Thofe who may faor them with thewr cuftom,
may depend on punfluality and difpatch. Al
favors will be gratefolly acknowledged, by
WING SPOONER, 24,
Green & Tillinghafl,
HEREBY inform their old Coftomers and
the Public in general, that they have juft
received a large Aflurtment of
Sp ring Goods,
which they are now feifing at the moft reduced
prices at their Store, by Wholefale and Retail,
Newport, May 20,1802, B6tf
THB Subfcriber refueéifelly informs his
friends and the public, that he has julk re
ctived by the lareft arrivals at Boffon from Liv.
erpool, & general sffortment of HARD WARE,
dire@t from the Manufa€lories, which he will
offer fot fale, in Proviaence, at the Store of Mr.
Isaac Pirman, duectly oppofite the Baptift
Meeting Houte, by Wholefale only, opon as
yeafonable 4crms as can be purchafed at New-
York or Bofton.—They are now opening, and
will be ali vpened in a few days, by
HENRY GREW.
Providence, May 31, 1803, s~
Fohn A. Shaw, & Co,
3
INF(_)RM the public that they have taken a
thop next door but one North of the Cotfce.
Houfe, where they carry on the Warch-Making
bufinefs in all its branches ; and have for lile,
Warranted and common E.glith and Geuneva
watches, gold Necklaces, filver tea and table
gPoono. Sugar-Tongs, &c.— Looking- Giafles,
ca- Trays, Waiters, Drefling-Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Caftors, Sofpenders, Knives and Forks,
Globe Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, brals and
jappared Lamps, Candlellicks, dart and come
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch, Rappee & Maka
bau Souf, Starch, Writing Paper, Duatch Quills,
Britannia Coffece Pots. &c. &c. Together with
an affortment of Jewellery and Perfumery.
Cafb given for old Goll and Silwer,
*.* Punctual attendance will be given, and
the fmalle®t favors gratefully acknowledged.
Newwpert, F. 12, qatf
ON’ the 24th day of Avgoft next, at two of
the clock in the afrernoon, (if tair weath
ei, if not, the firk fair day) onlefs previoufly
difpofed ot at private fale—part of the real efs
tate of Peleg Allen, laie of Middietown, deceaf
ed —confiting of, from fitreen to thirty acres of
Land, as occafion may require. Sale to be on
the premi‘es, where the conditions fhali be made
known. Said Land joine the road about foar
miles and an baif from Newport,
Nathaniel Nafon,
INFORMS the Public that he has commenc.
ed the IIN PLATE Working Bufinefs, at
the houfe occipied by his tather Dawid Najon,
nearly oppofite the foor of the Church-Lane,
where all kinds of Tin Ware is manufaéired in
the beft \manner, and at the fhoriek notice, of
the beft macerials. All orders for any kiod of
Tin Ware, exccuted immediately, Confart
strendance given, and the {maileft favors ace
knowleded.
Neawport, June 27, 1802,
' CHARLESC, DUNHAM.
Newport, Arril 3, 1802, 2qrf
ELIZABRETH ALLEN,\ 4dminif-
THOMAS C, ALLEN, [ traters,
Middletoson, July 23, 1802,
T 0 be Sold at Auélion,
Hard Ware Store.
Sail Making.
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gatf
rate attack to reiavelt themielves «ith their
**ddeas &'ﬂ.” fﬂ W"— . -
had determined an uncommon effort in which
s mixed medly were angaged.
The old Tories fill cherifhing the fondeft
hopes, fill retaining filial fecliogs for their
« good old mother Britain,” very willingly
thruft (hemfelves in front of the baule, A
few, who adhered to ** anti-revolativnar: ' doc
trines, and had becn removed from «flice, oa
turally felt indignation at the procedure, and
readily made part of the baid—others, who
wifhed ¢ a worn of the times,” that they might
realize their ** longing defires’ tor the honors,
the emoluments, and the ofices of an griftocra
cy, weee folicitous to contribute *¢ 4 double
portion™ of maligaity te help the caufe.—Some
who, in principle, were honeft, were deioded in
to a belief that they wese right, were drawn in
the rear to goard the retreat, Thus was form.
ed the defperate juato.—The old tories vented
the latent feeds of difappointment ; they whin
ed piteoofly, snd “* breathed ont threatnings”
toward us, 'The * profcribed men,” who had
affumed the title of * war worn veterans,” in
federal accents bemoancd —they declaimed with
a loud voice ; and the ‘honeft, yet duluded,
ftood amazed at the mighty noife.
Each man was furnifhed with the (hafts of
detrattion ; they weie armed for abule, they
were pledged to rally at the nod of their fateap.
‘Yhe buge ** Palladinms” were diftribated
in large rations, and the ** depraved Centinel,”
with other federal papers, were to ferve as a
fucceedaneum, in cafe of cafvalty.—Thus capa
rifoned, they went about like their pmlmﬂ’::r,
¢ fecking whom they miﬁm devour;” and re.
fembled each ocher in nothing except in defiruc
tive weapons, ard the dark myferious manner
in which they dealt out their ammunition,—
Sootlung expreflions of refpect for the rights
of the people, was the theme of every k&ul
bitd. And though the poorer clafs of people
were regarded ** ag lefs than 3 duft in the ba
lance,” Rill every e:!ine of art and of fedeétion
were employed to feduce them into federal mea
fares, to bring them on the fide of oppreffion,
and into unconditional (cnimde.—oE:tm(ia
were ofed ; the moderate, and affluent of the
party, werse difplayed 10 dccoy us, We were
thieatened, we were abufed, and tempted ““wirh
pisces of filver.” —While they beheld, with con
cern, the moderation and the uuion of the citi
zens coouibnins‘to the happinels of foeiety,
they thought & divifion woald be the only re.
fort. They had prepared to impofe burdens
upon us, The badges of refpe@ and of diftinc
tion which our nnbiaffed expreflion had placed
oo our enlightened reprefentation, were almoft
icked off, and beftowed among the ** Royal
amily,” They boated of a fuccefs which lz'y
bad not, neither could obtain, Indeed, fo (an
guine were they of fucceed:ng, that the eannon
of 2 Mhip in this harbour wese loaded, and ia
eomplete seadincfs 10 sooounce the évent, But
Ry their fruit ye foall know them."”
Frovow Civizans,
IN my lafl pamber, 1 wade a eomparative
ftatement of the number of republican and
federal prefiey :—1 thewed the great difpropor
tion betwsen them ; and (omuf the rcfult not
only unfavirabie, but injorions to vs. In this,
1 could with your attention to other faéls,——
The approaching eleclion s to us, as well as 10
the other sepublican’s in the Union, of much
importanee.— Important to ourfelves, becaufe
we are o cle@ two Reprefentatives 1o Coogrefs
—and thofe ** whomn we deiight to honor’ with
feats in the Legiflsture, are to cle® a Senator,
Important to the other republicans in the Us
nion, that we ele@ meo of uprightoefs, of inreg
- nity, of knogkd‘se. of attachment 10 the coue
Ritated surthoriti®sof the land, aod who will
soincide with the Reprefentatives of our fifter
States. Inorder that we may fully appreciate
the views of the men, with whom we have to
contend, it will be neceflary to take a fhort re
trofpelive of the palt, fo enable vs to proceed
propetly in the future, While this will oblige
us to recal tranfaélions honorable to ourfelves—
it will, it maR, raife humiliating emotions in the
breafls of our cpponents. In worfe times than
the pmt. we have defeated thole who dcem.
ed thamfedves invincible, who defied our num.
bers, who infolted ous virtue, and who {miled
aj whuimigimd our feeble attempis,—
Wehave i by oer conftant and onweasied
exertions, triumpned over thofe who threatened
us with tota! anuihilacion, with an iadifcrimi
nate overthrow,—This ferved us a double por-
G)fe; while it conviaced our brethien in the
nion, that it was not impofiible for a State
in New-England to emerge from arifocracy
and fuperitition, it was a mortal froke to the
towering hopes, the decp laid plais of our ad
verfarics,—Scarcely had we arifen from (he im
pofition of ofr encmics, and difplayed the te.
publican ftandard on the piace where oppreiion
had once reared her head, cre the champions of
¢ federai deiufion” lel'«flv—qi to make ‘a' d: fpe-
For the Ruove Istanp REPUBLICAN,
REPUBLIC AN —No. Til,
all would not do, aod tederal am nuaition faileds
Neiher frothing exprefions, neither intreaties,
neither abofe, nerthet bribery could corrupt use
Our gnanimity, and our virtwe prevented the
¢ Heavens, and the Barth” trom witoefling the
imm derate exaltations of federalitm. We wer@
* ai a bawd of brothers join'd"—they could nog
conquer nor divide us. We held oar own, and
increaled, while federalifm ¢« bung 8y the eyelids™
—we were once more vietorious, and ** Jclnﬁn"
abafhied and dileoncerted, retired to brood ovee
her indiferetions, and to maturé other machinas
_tons for our futere deftenétion, :
FROM THE NATIVUNJIL JBGLd,
To LUCIUS JUNIUS BRUTUS.
Sir,
IN your addicls to Presipent Jerrene
son, publifhed 10 the laft Zgi, you have fpoka
en the feelings of the peapie. You have e
prefid their jull in ignation againtt the ** bigh
cvimes and mijsemeanors” with which he Has beed
charged in ** the Evening Pf.” So far ay you
have eoumerared thefe « s‘». es, fo far you have
mot the fentiments of every honelt republican
whofe dignity has been thuy infulied by ** his
Jeandalows ofientation’ of ibheir chiet Mugiﬁrafiz
But, fir, you bave not told the * avhele trurh.”
Oneof the moft flagrant aid aggravaied charges
yoo have unaccouniably omicied. [ will not
pndertake (o decide whether this neghcét on youe
pari, has anden from doavention, or whedher is
was occafioned by a timid reloétance in difclofs
ing the abominable turpitude of the Picfidential
charatier. When one »f the heavielt articles of
accofadion is kept back by a public aceuler, he
may be jußtly fulpetied of paruality orvorraps
tion, Notwithtandiag the appmient zeal and
indcpendence with which you' orui’(n the of.
:cudu, *« at the bar of public reafon ;" you will,
li€tion, for the perfon and charaéter of "(he ace
'\.!llu'-'. W W . Ay B Dl 3
cufed, 'l'l\is‘roinl I wiil leave to be fettled be
tween you and the public. —1 feel it incombent
on me, in the mean time, as equally concerned
with you, in expofing the fhameful abefes of the
goveroment to fpread betore the people, the
charges 10 which 1 allude. You will find themy
fi, by recarring to the article in the Ewening
Pofl, from » hich your information is colle€ied,
that the Piefident is acculed, not merely of
wearing boots, corduray pantaloons, a fingles
beeafled wailtcoat, a brown coat with brafs but
tons, an ** wi fhorn” beard, and ** vikemp™
baic; but, fir, you will find it is there pofitives
ly and peremptorily Rated, (Rrange and increde
ible as it may appear) that in going to the Car
170L, he preceeded ; not like JuLius Casany
when he made his tlumphal eniry into Rome—
not like Henny the Vih when he returtied to
England from the battle of Agincourt ; not like
Gronrce the third when he makes his royal vific
t 0 ** my Lords and Gemilemen” of his Parlin
ment ; not like aa Eafters Sulran when he vifits
his Haram, borne in a Pain' quins on the fhoul
ders of his Slaves ; not like LavrusTon, when
he cartied the tidings of peace and was dragged
by the ** Swinith muliitude,” through the (tseets
o‘bondon; pot like the ** Finst Corvavr of
the GavLs,” when he went to proclsin the
reforation of Religion, o partake of the facra«
ment, and to join in chanting Fe Deum at the
church of Notee Dame ; vot like Lusreni o
Citizen Garngrin, in ao air balloop, foaring
among the Rars, and defeerdiog by a Parachure,
at the thretheld of the Carr Tow ; not,in fine,
like his great and illufttrious Predeceffor, in a
coach and fix, provided, at the expence of the
overnment, as a part of his ** boufebuld ;" but
s\“ he weot (O fame wheve is thy bingh! ) that
he went—on Morsgsack! without a body
vard—unattended by an efeort, or even by a
3:\ le fervant, to hold his ftirrup while he fhould
di&ounl !
That he, himfelf, led his hotfe under a
fhed, and there, with his own hand (Horribile
Diéiw ) faßkened the bridie to—~—A PEG 111
Yes,:Juniws Baurws, to a 8 vile aod velgar
PEGT 1t is thes the government, in the pollat
ed perfon of the Chict Magiftrate, in the face of
Europe, in the.'gu of the whole world, has
been difgraced and damned forever | Was it fo
in the days of our anceflors I No, Juwivs,
s our blood buils, #nd it cught to boil,”"* at (ke
reeolleétion of the wrongs and injuries we ha.e
fuffered ;at the remembrawce of what we one
aere, of what we might bave been ; 21,4 whas
we mow are ! Where 13 the Porop aod Pageana
try for which oar government has been once
diftiaguifhed 2 Vanifp'd
® For this boiling maraphsr, fre Prefident
Adawms anfwer to an addrefs from the Students
of Harvard College.
Having thus followed them throogh theif
plans, efuions, and ilmiam; having feen theie
profeflions naturally variant from their altions 3
having witneffed conduét improdent, and threat. -
ning to our freed 'm, and tending to fubvert cut
rights, we f{hail be prepared to judge of what
we have to contend with at the next eledtion,
and to provide a (eafonable, and an ample (ems
edy——which fhall be duly atrended 1o io® the
next number, REPUBLICAN;:
To LUCIUS JUNIUS BRUTUS.
From vus NATIONAL ZCIS.