Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1804-05-24 00:00:00, page 3

diam of the Colombian Gazette, Io commene.
i:&hi‘ fizft leteer bie declares, that he has ferved
L fedetal pariy) fanviaivliy-~har ac all times
* ftood At his gut—nor has ever deviated to the
pight band or to the lef:. ** Bot here fays he, 1
<.bali s I:eaa procesd with you oo further. To
_ yemiin sy Jonger ia Bppofiiioa 1 the vegoine
and conftitased sudhorisies of pur land, appcass
40 e erie, wod opon 3 goustl G, the con
feavences are f& to & naric ” datin
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oßion : WPN"" g T s
q” SR : “A'; ‘g ol ‘Wﬁ"r‘»{w‘ A 2 ";"1
v«_.. ‘ .‘..Wm ’ ¢.w% ~ E{& ""‘ ‘1
" other thesf a conflitutionsl way:; -th | will a 1
Al - bor i~ ”. sverciga Peopie,”
1t sppears fo me the beft iy (e A
N iS D o Al U RELT BN
ARk ' off shes o vw?w R :“
ot thould be adopte - eve magi evi
would foﬁnf?ﬁ, nd that v'e’hoo‘ i bea hap
py and flsariflting people, ander the prefear ad
minjftration, many hard fayings to the contra.
ry notwithftanding.”
The manly and can'id manner in which
M:r Hathaway avows the change in his opinions,
does great honor to his hearte—~We woald re.
commend to every honelt Federalift ** to go
apd do likewife,” -
The Federalifts pretend that they have not
helped Burr, They are (hamed of defeat. Had
Burr fecceeded would they have claimed no ob
mio. to themlelves for their exertions ! The
- Yotk papers fay the Federalifts did their
utmoßt, not from love to Mr. Barr, but to cre
ate divifion and confufion, and to profit from
the public mifery., This may ferve as a proper
explanation of plm And yet fome men
pretend that the ifts are men of honor,
and friends only to good goverameat.
XS e e
% ¢ From the Puaniz, |
Ma, Duwiam, J
- Tho Bdi os of th ¢ United States Cheon
icle,” (fo eatled) baving made an atiempt to give
¢ A fßerch of the Times,” in his laft paper, ind
is yefemb ping but faint, 1 have re-touch.
sd ghe fame, 25d with you 10 pablith the Sketch
asimproveds Awucm
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A Bos doue Nisgle or wothing ;to
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The bencfits drifing from the navigation of
the waters of the Sufquehaona river see rapidly
improving ; it is compaicd that no lels than 3
bundred rafts containing on an aversge ac Jeaft
20,000 feet of boasds each, have pafled and de
pacied from the viliage of Owego, withio {ix
days—twelve arke have been fent trom the vil
lage of Owego, tadzn with wheat, not lels than
1,200 bulhels in each, together with beef, pork,
four, &c, &c. Aurora,
Mhaz the meafurcs of the late feflion of
Congrefa, thofe which particularly relate to the
filheries werit fome notice : befide the old allow.
ance of drawback on falr, additional bouoties
have been granted, but in 0o inftance have pol
icy and vuility been dfore happily anited thaa in
the law eftablithiog certaio light bowfe duiies;
which will operate in 2 very exienfive degree in
favor of our-own fitheries, #hd our own tornage
befide the provfion of funds for an cfablith.
ment fo vl=ful as light houles,
To uodecftand how it will operate in fa
vor of our filberies, it is neccflary to Rate that
immenfeqoantitisof fith from the banks of New.
foundiand, and the other banks along the coaft
have beeu imported by Britifh veflels from No
va-Scotia, Capc Breion, &¢. into our pores;
whilg American veflzls have been probibited to
tally from going into their ports i that quar.
ter. Upon terms of trade 5 unequal the veflels
of Nova-Scotia had all the advantage of our rrede
sod the conveniences eftablithed by ns fot 1s
fopport ; they mult now at lcalt contribate to
- be fepport of our Jight houfes from which they
ferive a beoefit ; and the vpcration of this de
ty muft be to favor cur own fitheries,
It is worthy of remark that in the laft fef
fion of Congrefs, the only oppofers of meafares
in favor of filieries were froia New-England,
and the moft violent of them was that mijerable
minded man Seehs Halings,——They fiemed wil
ling to deprive their tellow citizeos to the caft
ward of a benefir, rather than it thould bz con.
fersed by men whom they bave always reprefent
pd 2s enemies Yo eaflern indottry,
Our attention was 3™a va (0 this [abjel by
noticing in a Glafgow paper an exportation
from ihe Clyde to New-Yor k of 3q firking of awbite
berrings ; the herrings taken in var owo waiers
are fo moch {aperior in gualicy and fize to any
taken ia Eosope, that we fhonld hardly expeét
that the lattec eould fiad purchafers in, wach
lefa pay freighs to, this conatry,
4 GOOD EXAMPLE,
Feom the Tresrox Taue AMERICAN,
Honarable Cyndor,—~A Mr, |, HaTHA
way, of Oneida County, New-York, who is
reprefeated to be a refpeétabile and imfucnrial
law‘er. has lartly addrelled two Jetiess ** to
the: Federalifts”* of that County through the me.
QUE FISHERIED,
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o a 4
con-
| * Trade and Commerce faffer 4/’ —from
Britith, French and Batbary ¢ruifers; but the
firmnefs gnd vigor of cor govsament will foon
cvince 10 thofe people that oar meschant veilely
are not to be plandered wich impunity,
** Honeft men aza.ahliged 10 beas a/i—the
reprosch, ribaldey, flavder and calomoy of a
factious fet of difappoiuscd Federalifts, without
1 the aid of the uhurz:i:ioukv.-. . y
4 smocrats gee alf"' —that peace of con.
[feieaca,. which iheir corflant endeavors to pre
| lexve the fight of the people and promote the
] ttue happinefs of the country never fail to give,
4 0 Gdd has no pitg' ot all”—of thofe
faStious Fedenatite, who have -grolily funcd
'”:“l"‘ ,W‘R' T r}:‘o g Y .m‘YO”
| g"’vﬁébg i’ﬁuc;i:o S f vv‘ "‘”‘
PR T cerretm——
55 “ONE ";& DPLE, Jan. 24,
Pe e e
TweiveTaips of war wiil be fiued oat here with
il expedition, and ipimediataly fail for che
m&{ she loreas’ Wirtiid this forenight we
| have ﬁ%&umam confumed
56 couniry houtes at Tarkdovkol,
SO i L e
B, ’ﬁ#&é’*.mch . ‘
-&ngm;bovc out peace cﬁ:hli&oco(’;
Plgva it “oow in difficrent depots tewent
od 160,000 men ace veady on different poin,. |
to m&zl hourk natics ; t;o,ooo&?’m ‘
are to be eacamped hefore the 16t of May, on
tbe weltern and fuothera frontiers of thie R&n 1
caipiré in Burope; nod 10 act as circumitdnces
jegaive, In Tarkey, belides formiduble paval
'Wp.ooo men are to be fent 19 the’
Motes ; 2 more uemerous army wild march
towardy Belgrade, ‘Thefe cb:uwdagtfm
do pot, however, alasm our pditic;p. who
th that our coure, and thofe of 9¢ Peterf.
rg and Conflantinople intend to m:n arm
ed mediation, vhhcich fhall fetdle t: .; of Eas
rope, e the indepeadence of wedk Siates,
ans. ktw:"bdondny o the pretenfighs of the
werful ; and that country, either Bogland or
g‘onuce. which does not voluntarily fubferibe
to the aprangement propofed wiil be regarded as
the common my.'::nﬂovbom the forces of
the srmed mediaroes will be turned, . 1
Siace theaprival of a coorier yellerday from
e cly sk o S 5 o pegotptiom 10
ms
a paace are of effcét, an nt«o‘edn
aad' defenfive, concladcd Between Aof.
Roffia, ey, S » Deniark end Na.
ples, which je to imoedimz.' and 10
contiose ol the endai the prefent wEk, e 1
fﬂ; that both the P will foon
be ed officially on R
e e A
Paris, March 10.—~—On Wedocfday, the
mu.::nu. ff'.vw gave a
fplendid nonor : very of the
O the hphodidie covp wih theeschpcin of she
m- minifter, and the wﬁnp
oy g
d were prefent, ’
i e Shoe o S conimer 4 R
‘mﬂ 1 .M.
have besa found, and given ap to the of
Wg and in the w&lc&n&:
200,000 picoes of gold have P
admiaiftretion, and z:.n pav off the utiou‘{
‘debt at the rate of aillion Jyee hand ced
lht.mf::l dollars every year fioce ic bas begi ap.
‘point -' ‘
' ** Honor gnd honefly i eftcemed a 9 worbing™
—by fedan!iﬁo‘..‘a may be duily witneilad by
their vindictive oppofition and Al snderous fpeech
es againft the beft of governmeats—our prefent
virtaoas aad wife national goverament,
* Rogoes and villains thrive wich wetbing"
—if any credit is 10. be given to the teftimony of
federalifts, and perhaps heir experience oa the
{ubje may eatule them to greater, ercdic thaa
on other fubjefts. 5
o Tbet?udi:iuy is reducsd 10 wothing”
fay the federalifts, becaule the ** army™ ot uic!ch
Judges appoiated by Adams have been dilmiffed,
and the excclleat Wafhington Jadiclary (yltcm
reltored to its former fac-, '
““ 'The Prefident rules a//”’—and will con.
tinue fo ¢ do, with the united applaufe and cons
feut of 1§ ¢¢ quartets of the freemen of a great
and free nation, ;
** Galatin contrives a//”"—~in the ﬁmuﬁ
line, with fuch mafterly abilities as, without
aid of land raxes, ftamp acls, and excife laws, to
dimiaifh the pational debt, tymeet the ui‘o
cies of goverament, and keep our coffers fall of
the {pecie,
*“ Granger difplaces a/l”’—fu€lious tories,
monarchifts and rogues, and puts good honeß
and capable republicans in their places,
‘¢ Virginia grafps at al/"-——her riﬁhu and
privileges and re/pedis thoie of her fifter Rates.
““The {mall States pay el/—w lich duty
and patriotifm require, and no more,
*¢ France plunders af/”” —shat Great- Britain
leaves unplandered, R
*¢ The Judges arei npcached for warbing”
bat drunkeanels, profasity, evea while on the
bench, abafle of power, the conftitution and laws,
and rebellious conde@® 1o the belt of govern.
ments, .9
*The Navy is crumiling to moching"
fay the federaiifts, alchough the prefent govern.
ment are calling morco% the thips into acteal
fervice, than was contemplated by the Naval
peace eftablithment, adopted by Mr. Adams ; are
building more velels snd vigogoufly profecuting
the war again® the piracigal ttates of Barh{{.
thereby punibing their treachery infead ok
wardiug it by tnbute,
“The Democrdls Rick at warbing” by
which they can advacce the glory, profperity
and happinefs of an enlighterpeg pation,
““ Gon made every thing trom mothing ;'
“Gop grant we are not reduced to wozbing,”
by any extravagaot and vifionary plans ?&a
overbearing Junto of the felf boafters of all the
religion, virtee and tale=ts of the country—the
lawyers, prieits, merchants, {peculators and con
tradtors, g g
:
. the
SUMMARY <FOREIGN, -
P{.:{don dates, to April 7, by arrivals at
this port, do not fumifh aay thiog new refpedt
ing the invafion, <—Several more perfons have
arrelted as being concerned in the late con
m‘y againft Bonaparte, ——The mott efficient
mealures were i continual operation for the pro
fecution of the war—and a report prevailed in
ﬂlud. of an engagement bLetween the Britith
o French fleet in the Meditertanean, in
which it is f':d Losrd Nelfon was killed. Wich
refpe€t to the sefaly of the gements, one sc
coont ftates that fix lmacbm of the lioe weee
fook : and another, the fame number of Eoghith,
m bdub” n :;.Conin;: m«b.,oc‘m 61h
. rt is not worthy of a mo
ments ferious uu:m 3’ and ** The Star,” of
the 7th does pot even mension it. The pext
artival, wil} doubtlels confirm or contradi@t this
intelligence, ——=On the 1 3th Feb. 10,060 per.
{ons were ill of an irflammatory fever aejCopen.
hagen, sttributed to the cold and et winds.
oA fociety of coiners were latcly difcovered
“ia the deparcment of Moat-Tonnese, (France,)
confifting, of 366 pesfons, of whom g 2 were wo
mea. 1n their caves, real bullion has bees found,
valoed at half 2 million of livees ; ndhoknu?
o Spwards of fix milliors. They forrendesed,
ﬁa fis iuu:‘:;m ::i:m. sod faid they
= much to money as Bonaparte,
= . DOMESTIC. ]
Mocll damage hay been done by frefhets
iy o Chner vty coning o s i
:’d 7 m‘h one moment {wept
: very, g VS W
sway by the asd_drowned ; the cldeft
¢ I cmbrace this opportunity to doform
vou thar Com, Presve firted one the prize brig,
which' we lately took off Tripeli, and the b&
Syren, for the purpofe of dcltroying the ‘m
Philadelphia, voder the batzery of ngnﬂ.
-went Ul 3t night, in difguife, and told hein they
were Maltefe in diftrefs, and waaoted ro meke fafl
to them wntil they could get a cable and anchor
from the fhore ; they permitted, and aflifted in
hauling the bti? along fide of the PhNadelphia,
whea the cre® jmmediately boarded heuug put
all the Trigpolirane they cou'd catch to the fword
—the velt deapt into the fra,and were faluted with
pikes from the American boate, They were all
pef vo déath, except '« few raken prifovers ; they
then fet fire to the frigite, and ‘went off by the
light of it, and gor fate to, ue at Syracufe—Not
:‘m of ours was hort, Capt. Decarun
thecommand of the prize snd deferves ev
sybong” o ‘
On the night of the 16th uvle, Capt. Deca.
tor catered the harbor of Tripoli, with the
ketch, laid her along fide the frigate, and io a
gallant and officer-like manoer, boarded and
carried her againft all oppolitions Atter gainin
complete pngrmnn.‘ he proceeded to fice her wi&ﬁ
faceefs, and left hoc in a blaze in which fhe con
tinved until fhe was coufumed. ke had wowe
kilied and only eme wounded, The Tripolitans
had between 20 and 3o men killid on the deck.
~=Oune large boat load made cheir efcape, fome
men ran below and perithed in the flames; but
the greater rnt jumped overboard,-—She was
mooted Clofe to the g:tmieo. with ail her guns
loaded and two of their corfairn full of men, lay
within half mu&c&ﬂwt of her, =A fire wan
kept upon the Keich by the Bacteries, Bathaws
Caftle and Corfain,—Not a wafket or piftol
was fired by out men, every thing was fettled by
the favord. :
The Syren anchored without the harbor to
cover Ahe refreat of the Ketch, aod fent her boats
I:o }tﬁ , bur unforiunately they did not arrivein
feafon, as the Lufinefs was accomplified, and the
Ketch oo her way out, before the boats met lier,
Hdd they got in [soner, it is probable fome of
the Tﬁpo%im Cosfairs "ouls have fhured the
fate of the frigate. ,
. Very wipeitfolly, I am, Dear Sir, Yous
’ ",»'-"' ” . EDWARD PREBLE.
¢ y\v ‘. ¥ : X -
~ Puivaperruia, May 16—By ths polite.
nefs of Capt, Calvert of the thip Maria, arvived
lait night from Cadiz ; we are favored with a
copy ot the following important letter from Com
l;zodou Preble to John Gavino, Efg. our Con.
el e
Extra® of a letter frem My, ]ou ru Nicuog.
son, Mid@ipman on beara the Conflitution, 1o
his Father :
Drar Six,
WASHINGTON, May 16.
The PR%?I‘DENT of tbe"United States
hasarrived in this city, in good health,
Dear Sin,—ll have tho"sbf.n to an
nounce to you the pleafing Intelligence of the
capture and deftration of the Tripolitan Ligate
of 4o gons, late the United Siates ftiru Phila
delphia,iby the United States Ketch latrepid of
4 gun and 70 men, commanded by captain De.
catar of the Katerprize, who volenteered his
fervices on the the cccafion. It is to be regret.
ted chat the was fo fituated, that it was impedli
ble to have brought her out.
Cn the nigix of the 3d, Januvary, the brig
Syren, Capt. dStoart and keich Intrepid of 4
gm, firted for the purpofe apd commanded by
pt. Decator, with 70 volunteers, from the
fquadron, failed for Tripoli, with orders to barn
the frigate in that barbor—"They this day re.
turned, having executed my orders much 1o my
flMC\lion.
U.STATES FRIGATE CONSITUTION,
Syracuse Haxsor, Feb. 7, 1804,
Forn Garimo, qul:l
Conful of the Umited States.
_:, IMPORTANT.
& TFrigate Philadelpbia Deftroyed.
) NEWPORT,
Thurfday, May 24, 1804.
Syracuss, Feb, 20, 1804,
| For fale at this Office,
The Mufical Magazine, .
BIING a Colie@ion of the muft modern and
favorite Soags, Aims, Miarches, &c. taken
from the works d' tke moft celebraed Aochors,
sud adapted to the Voice, Baf, and Xey’d
loftvaments.—Price 2 Dollis 50 Cts, pey wel,
A few copics of the Charier of the Newpore
Bank, s6d the Rhode Ifland Infurance Compa.-
ny, may be had s above. Aifo, Blanks for
Notes of Haod, sod Checks on the Newpore
Baok ; Blank Deeds, Juttice sod County Cosrt
Writs and Execotioas, Portage Bills, Manitefty,
Bills of Ladiog, Scamen’s Journaks, ¢, &c,
p ST CASH, and Tuwo Pence haif
lfzg{.pou , given omn and Lioen
Freth ESSENCE of SPRUCE, per gallon
or quart; The fisk quality Sythes and Sythe
Sticks, cm¥l¢te :—Rakes, Hoes & Hoe Han
dles, Fork Tails, &c.
child was 12 yeans, and ll\eyur. 18 months
old, Seven of the bodies were taken up the next
day. The houfe ffood jupon & neck of land
which projetted into the ereek ; and the water
was fo rapid as to foree irfelf into 3 new channe!,
which inondated the houfe and every thing with
it, readering hopelefs 2ad Imprafticable, the fae
ving of lifc or property,—=—On the ﬁlh ol A«
pril, at Peacham, (Ver.) a child of Mr, David
Blafilel, about 18 months old, playing at the
trough, which condutte the water 10 an overs
ot mill, accidentally fell in—whete iy wae
carricd about 4o feer; from theuce over the
wheel, 21 feet diemater, and throwa out at the
tail of the mill. What makes it very remark
able, the child was taken up withoat any inja=
ty ; and was foon alter able o about, as
| thosgh no accident had occurred, Tld. Mag.
THE fobfcriber informs the Public that he
has now opened, and made provifion for
keeping a geateel Boudin’-Hocfe, a litde
Seuth of Capt, Cakeb Gardner's wharf, Thames~
ftreet, where Ladies sod Geatlemen may depend
on being accommodated to their fatisfaltion.”
Every attention will be ﬁv’cn, and the fmalleft
favors gratefully acknowledged, by the pablic’s
hamble fervant, BBN?I. FAIREANKS,
Neawport, April 16. : 133
S. Shumway & Co,
Have this Day Received,
A LARGE fopply of fafhionable HATS,
imporved this Spring, which will be fold
at the loweft poflible prices,
Newport, ;;q 9, 1804.
William Dou§lafs,
) 41 the Head of Broad.Strem,
HAS conftantly for fale, a general Afort.
ment of Weft. lndia and other
DIED ] ~la this town, Mrs. Stoc s 4, cone
fort of Capt, William Slocum, S
Very fuddenly, Mz, Janxs Wisroars,
aged 7¢. by
The Legiflatares of South. Caroling, Genee
gis, and Tenneffee, have heen eonvened to meet
carly in'z enfuing month, by the proclamation
of their feveral Governors, That of S, Caroli«
na, meetson the tenth,
CUSTOM. HOUSE,
Diftvic of Newport, May 13.
EnxTErep, From
Brig Polly, Litteficld, Aliicn
Schooner Boneita, Newton, Havaona
Schooner Nancies, Ferrent, do,
Birig Bayard, Wood, do.
Schr. Ann & Harriet, Shearman, Baltimore
Sloep Aurora, Cahoone, New-York,
CrLeangred, For
Brig Bctf{. Swan, Nantz,
Brig Betfy, Arnold, Surricam
Ship James & Williamas, Pollard, Charleftoa
Sloop Polly, Norris, Boftoa
Y Sewerel articles prepared for this day’s
paper, will be attended n{v 580 /co_,/:::. v
THE Stockholdets of the Rhode-Ilsnd Usne
ion Bank are hereby norified, That the
Foorth infalment of Twenty-five Dollars on
each Share will become due on the 4th day of
June nexe, and payment is expefted in fpecie,
at {aid{Bank, agreeable to the Articles of Affo.
ciation, .
Order of the Prefidomt ond Digel
” JOHN L, mam::”
Newoport, May 24, 1804 . o
| Dry Goeds. »
NATHANIEL SWEET €3 Co,
RESPECT'ULLY ioform thelr Friends and
the Public in general, that they have juft
received an :3!“ siforcment of Goods trom
Naw- York Boton, feitable for the feafon,
which they are now felling ds low or lower (hag.
can be parchafed in this town, J{.,
_An clegant affortment of LOUKING.
GLASES of various fizes,
Newport, ‘May 241 h, 1804
REQI‘ECTFULLY informm his Friends and
the Public, that he has removed his Office
10 a commodioas room in the houfe ot Mr. Pare
ker Hall, lare in the occopation ef Henry Pecka
ham, Efq, near the State. Houfe,
Newport, May 244 b, 1804, '
D —— -arain - T
Rhode-Hland Union Bank,
REMOVAL.
PAUL M. MUMPFORD
G OODS.
NEW HOTE.L.
FASHIONABLE 145,
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