Herald of the United States — Warren, R.I., 1805-06-08 00:00:00, page 1

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- . New (3 seasonable GfiQDS.
’ JOHN CRO ADE;
Take* rhe earlieft opportunity of no
notifying hit Coftomert ani the Public,
*TpHAT he has juft received and
. , X do* opaaiag at hit*6torb, a general
. f * Affortmeai and extenf va Variety vf
■ > ; SUMMER. GOODS,
•f (be lataft loportatiMt, brU enabled
” to foil at a lower Rate (barfdm|. J
fox goods, are --.djl
1 Ift fond ad Quality SUPERJfItE
BROADCLOTH*, of
Color?. -.'■J .
Middling & c<m»OOo. /Ditto.
S»prr#Wapd cv«WfeASSIMEREB.
Ribb’d *4 plain Ditto.
MOREENS. JOANS, SHARLOONS, DU
< \ RANTS ft DUROYS—aII Colors.
Black ft bine, ribbed ft plain RUSSELLS.
B'ajt FLORENTINES.
|| A | black «ad colored SMrfeet CAMBRICS
* v tor Ladies* Gowas.
? ft | eebofed. Ditto.
& a w bite glazed & oaglazed, do.
1 w?' Bath-'•cable laced, Ditto.
,M. ± JACONET. Ditto.
T; . J Figured black ft white Cambric MUSLIN,
fot Ditto.
A targe Affnrtaent and estenGve Variety of
■F” the otoft fofoiouable and elegant, (aperfioo
< X *oed common CHINTSBS and CALICOES.
CHINTS FURNITURES—a Variety.
Rod and white, purple and white, and blao
aad white COPPERPLATE. Do.
| tad | Decah and Inih LINEN 8.
' fil'OWD, “*A* Ditto.
BRITANNTAS and PLATILLAS,
>_ |w J DIAPERS, for Table CLO THS, aad
* i<: . other Porpofes.
Raffia SHEETING and DOWLAS.
t 4 great Var-ety of INDIA COTTONS, from
foot SHEETING, to fine SHIRTING, by
the Piece w' otberwife—onofually low—|, to
- W4ck, blue and brown, Di:«»r
fbd'a blue STRIPES,
Jtuo CALICOES.
CSfok'm and Liaen CHECKS.
Ditto.
- and LIUSLINETS a general Af-
Af&rt'jwh?. '' v'
t \ TSriain and AY£,'pr Guvr-ts.
** B'ok and jacooei MtNpDN HANDKERs
, CHIEFS.
ITALIAN SHAWLS.
Si k and Camel Hair
Black, white and flate fring'd, and figured
Cotton CAMBRIC, Ditto. .
Needle, wrcnghi and clouded. Do.
A Variety of felh ton able colored and b ack
. frieg'd SILK-HANDKERCHIEFS.
Blue and red Chiaa check'd. Do.
Red, blue and yellow Baodano, Do.
Meas* Muffin CRAVATS.
A V**<*”» of L’aen and Cottoa POCKET
HANDKERCHIEFS.
B'ack and *hi?e Rotland GAUZES.
| b'ack CRAPE. , -
Plain md erapo, black Ditto.
iLove, Ditto. ,
Bbek and white MILLTNETS.
A Variety of falbionable India; French tod
Jalian black and co’-ji’d SILKS for Gow nt,
'll chop ol c3lor*d'SATlN for Chrkr.
Black India SATINS, ift. ft 3 d. Q >Lty.
Eiglilh and Italian Bout plain aad rth’d D?.
f.itable for Crentkmeoa’ Vcße end fatal!
Clogihr. <
A Variety of faQiionable figured SILK VEL
‘ f v Gedilemena’ Veftr.
P<ain and fixat'd MUSLINET, JANE and
MARSEILLES, .or Ditto.
B'a<kand uhw», pl« : oand ribbed twilled VEL-
- VETS —a great Choice.
Genoa CORDS, THICKSETS ft CORDU
£OYS< -
. hdta blue and yellow NANKBE.NS.
I . Eoglilh bine, b’ark and figofed. Ditto.
NANKiNET.i. 77
Blue aad black Silt-, Dk*o; <
, B : |tir. bloc, olive and mixed Coiton
*k fdE’RES 2.
: JEANS. FUS HANS, ft WfcAVE£nQ
"Biack nod ttUi'V 1 SATINS for JJadimrß f mC
.. de»n . vflF .
MODES. SAI.SNETS MMBUH'S.
A k’*- v,.,» 'IHBONS,
• < TASi Efc. "
B ack L< CES—an A(T‘Aj
Pl>ck - >d <o'o -*i GAfoffl Br v .
’ Vb'vec Colla'ing, Color'd Silk
. ’ vblvrt r< M ‘•• vJ ’
rynE* BRhDitto.
r.-T APE i. M ’
bM iy» T W>S x
♦ QUAuITYftAHfIBHDINGVaIICoIort.
L»dM? black lo®g French aad
Buy 0> Silk GlMMB—a great Choidß§>
Blftk and MITTS Md
GS.OVW 1 /; % f< ;
Long R d P<P3 jffaX.
St'kand CodlMXtMb.
X.Gbv f
w' /,M/ •?*'*• ss’«* * ~
jjtetifoW tf e Qtiui'cb Stijfej
fk Wit * • y*£‘V s dP* vZj
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§• .‘ PUBLISHED NEAR THB POST-OFFICE, BY NAIHIrtJIEL s WCLIPS.
;v £ ,of Vol" XIII.]I SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1805. " [Wlole No. 660.] .'’V
black, white and color'd Bilk and
Cgfcn GLOVES.
CnHtam and beft Beaver. Ditto.
K dlSjUnrocco SLIPPERS.
BIackFMtiRENTINB, Ditto.
SIL«, «K aad COTTON, plain and rib
<d blacKrnbim and colored COTTON
Ditto,
Ladfoa’ bladßßd white Cotton Ditto,-with
Cfocbe. »
A Variety of Ivory, Bom aad othet Wood.
jfltickFANS. v .
(Tladin fan, aad commoh fise Ditto.
TOIL CLOTHS, &c. ft«.
• Eoglifh and Dutch LOOKING
GLASSES, a haodfome Adbetmeafo
A few Article* in the STA
TIONARY Line, foch m QaartOsod Cotn
moa Biblea, Teftameata, Rifpoa'e Hym»e,
Watt’. PfUma and Hymaa. SpeUiag Books,
Aldea’a tfi aad ad Vola. ami Reading Book*,
Prcceptora. Geographiea, DiAionariea, Atith
i metidu, Blnnt'a Praftica! Navigator*, Moor's
Daily Affiftaats, Rumford's Effaya, Writing*
Red and Black Morocco Pncket.Books,
Walkden'a Ink Powder, lek-Standi, Saad-
Boxer, Dutch-Qaiila, Slecee, ftc. foe.
H ARD-W ARE j among which are,
Shovels, Flat-Ironi, Warming Pant, Shovels
nod Tonga, Knivet and Fork*, Pea and Jack
< Knivet, Neil and Shoe Hammer*, Candle flkki,
| Delk nnd Draw Trimming*, Door, Ched, Cop.
board. Stock, aad Treak Lock*, fingle and
double warded pad Ditto, Coffee-Mill*, Hin
| got, Door ft Table-Battv, Saw*, File*. Chiffelt,
Plaue-Iran*, Table end Tea Spoons, Block-Tin
! Tea Pot*. Huale, Hearth, Clothe* and Shoe
Brvflte* Waiter*, Snuffers and Snofftr Trays.
Ate AJJwtmtstAaf N«ile ft Brad*.—German,
' Heart and Cleb, Crawly and Halbach, Bag
. lift and Philadaipbia Steal, foe.
London PEWTER.
' Flatter*, Plain, B»foe«, Porringer*, Pint and
Quart-Pot*.
An Aflbrtufeut of TIN-WARE.
i Bofton and New-York SNLJFF per
/ Bladder. ..
I”; /Wzfr Ttfc-iafGOODS, and GRO- |
oaiui',. w:i.ch ar<— ‘-'th ,
FreasAßreed*, H>.laed Gin, Sherry, Mai ga,
i MAoMMWtap*. H and Bohei,
Mol*Sl», Ffcur,
nßice, Pepper. Ciooa
mon. Clover, Netmegr, Coffee, Bar-
Soon. &C. &c. &c.
Leather and Hiir
* War reft. May 18, 1805.
Foreign Intelligence.
By the Superb, Captain Bofwortb, arrived at Bofton
from Liverpool.— London dates to April ao.
HOLLAND. AMSTtXDAM, APXir, It.
COME inhabitants of the Department
A of Utrecht have petitioned the Di
rectory of the State againft the new
Plan of the Conftitution; the iffite of
this attempt may eaftly be conjedured.
On Saturday lad, the Proprietors of
the Utrecht Gazette announced their
intention of publifhing this. Petition
in an extraordinary Numb** their
Paperj but it was forbidden by the.
Magiftracy of that city.
At Milan, therrees of liberty have
been rooted up; and endeavours were
ufing to deftrqy every mark fervlng to
recal liberty and anarchy to their re
colledion.
FRANCE. ' pari*, Apaiz 9."
Pjjflgus to his de-
, Lptnure
bfojjin of the ordinary
i ing his abfenc? to
Chancellor of the Empire j this
Dignitary, of cour/e, prefides it pm
fen; in the Council of State at Paris,
aad is inverted with the fame fundions,
which, in fimilar circumftarices, he dif
charged as Second Confal under the
Cooftilate. The Emperor, however
by retaining near his perlon mSr.
his Minifters and Counfcllot* 1/ a ,
continues, even whilft onl> : ' '
(o be equally attentive „tr $ f
government as duringff <«»!«-
Letters 1 3nft
ftarr, t.hpy Orw>At j j^* unc
month, the female cotton-worked
threatened to break the great machin
ery, made on the Englifli plan*} that
they had ported up many hand-bills,
by which they invited all their com
rades to aflcmble the fame day 1 that
they did alTemble and had dared to
draw up a petition, for the purpofe of
abchfhing thofe machines, fo neceliary
to .rival the English Manufadures.—
On the aoth, they falied forth in a
great body, tbdeftroy the machines fee
up in the neighbourhood of Lifle ; that
all'the garrifon were immediately un
dei arms, to difperfe thefe rioters; that
th.e cavalry haftened to the alfiftance of
the neighbouring manufadures, and
tranquillity was again reftored.
ROVXN. MARCH t 7«
The decree of His Majefty, ligni
fying that the colonial merchandife car
ried by the veffels of Embden into our
ports (hall be feized and con fife a ted,
has been revoked. Io confequence of
which, the colonial commodities, com
ing from thofe ports where we have no
agents, are admitted into ours ; on con •
dk■ / >n that they export, in produce e>f
Ftenc'ii manufadure, the value of the
they import. This pertniftion
s Majefty is only proviOionary,
until feme other order (hall be decid-,
cd upon;
• On the 13th of March, a French
futtkr was (hot at Hanover, convided
(<•'» it is ftated in the fentence of the
military (.emmiflion) of
of crimping, and of correfpondmg with
K’-u Pitt I I
_ : SPAIN. ar. xocy, march 7.
/• Camf lefere Giirtllar,
In purfuance of orders ilTued by
tee Commandant General, the battal
of Barbaftree, with the company
.Ainirrs ATriTrs-v: A
rt rsav to tne tin*?; th* reci
pients of Gerooa, of Canrabr.a, and
lhai of the arvafryrlawpt tkumfelves in
readinefs to march on the (horteft no
tice. On the arrival of the troops, 50
.carabiniers took poft before the tower
of Molinos, from the ftraod on the Eaft
ifode, to the uppofitc fide; Iso men,
and other warlike
Fort Sr.' tPhij
iA 1 80 of thofe weroMtti|nanded by
Don Valdes, and thcremßnifoby Don
Certates. The latter, at of
his fmall party, conduded inKthe
(tone piles which are (iuiated
foot of the Mount on the North (idl[
and Don Valdes marched diredly all
gainft the English guard of the Devil's
Tower, which he furprifed. The
Englifh poft was inclofed at the mo
ment that reliftance was attempted j
the officer charged with the defence of
this poft was und re (Ted in bed, and
deeping foundly. Two of the Eng
li(h were killed. The fentinel’s muf
ket.pnifled firer and the remainder of
the guard tied to the citadel, and al
armed the garrifon ; on this both, the
'Spauilh detachments returned to their
ines,taking withtbcm the Englifh'ofv
licer and three fo|dicrs, ont of who?
was mortally wounded. The
.i«e (hips had gone out of •
he night being too cl t ;*.v
undertake nothing
* iWGLAND. vartti.
Lift - Houfe of Com--
cnohs, M- Vijcad followed up the
tefolmL * 2 Monday, with moving
Fn - y his Majefty to remove
; ,'v all*places of truft
w b’ c h k< during
preffure difee crown.
After ioßl debate, the motion
was withdmwopand the houfe voted 1
that the refoltlcLos of Monday ffiould ;
be laid. Majefty, and that 1
the fatfoe (hotfld be carried up by .the
whole hpufe i «gd it was alfo agreed
5 j that be no adjournmenut
1 thisjßßhmunication had been
I made. J
Mr. Vftubread then gave notice, 1
( bat after hr would move,
■> th.a* inftru&fc# be given to the »r*or-*
ney general Lord Mel
ville .V>d to the/u
account* for tIM improper intromif- ’
fions wit‘h the jyiije money. ’ •
Tuc fd3V .W- Piu waiceJ • >‘
Majefty at W®for, to communicate,
the important Rfodt of the queftion id »
the Houfe of Com ■ions and-in
quence thereofwv tender Lord Vif
count Melvilfofll refignatior.
gracioufly rerqved, and it is imagi/Iyd . *
that Mr. Pitt,w his prefent extrrmt
ty, will rrcomnftnd even LordCifllr
reagh to the Nothing,how
ever, was fettledlßt n’ght. Mr. Yo;ke
. is mentioned aafokeiy to Some into
office.
» . ARRir. 12.
The refdfttfions parted by *be
Houfe of Conrufens wftfc prjQnod to
his Majefiy yelrday bv the Sp:*i £
and about thirAincmbers ; none
.thofe who, taggyc greater iokt unity
to the had beer fo anxious
and eagerdpr their being prefrnted by
the wholeAufe, neither Mr. Fox, nor
■ Mr. WyndWn, nor Mr. Whitbread,
nor Mr. GreWatten.iing. The So* aker
left the House of '’jminons in e .
little before,4 >*c ’’■.-—Upon hung
introduced tc e who was fear
ed on the th' formed his M?-
jtfly, that, 2 mmind of :he
Houfe of Com .X, • was to pr< fert
<0 his. Majefty 4 or ilu:
Houfe. He ' them aioud,
and preferred .< fty, r’lo
returned a moft . S /I
which he thanked tfo.
tocir < arc « >u \
intereP', a.-id rivmfe. ’ 1 I
fully fen'ibk’pr thellmportance
refolutioob whuch.
him. The Speaker anm me.nbers
withdrew. The Hod* of Commons ■
had previoufly adjourned for a fort- ‘ /
A paper printed af- I
(rrts, that, a large RuHl|n army is af-‘ '
fem bl ing in Volhynia, afgd that Ruflia \ J
and Sweden have agreed, for a futfidy
•of five millions, rd place 80,odd qpen .
it the difppfal of Ibis country. A great
Ruffian army i|ftc> be fent to the Med
iterranean. Rimour has .fwelled the
| amount to 15JL00 men. We beliyre j
fay,jpth confidence, that all ;
the acfobqglßif Unfavourable advices '
having been received from Pfiter
burgh, are unfounded ; th*y are
otherwife. It is faid now, " . : -
rhe politics of the Cabinet < r
have undergone a char .arable
to this country—it» > oc itrrprii- ‘ -
ing, after the ever t hare recently
occurred, if t’ not.
. * " avail. 17. |
*.*» tbt Frentb Pla», i
74 plan, on which Bonaparte
v wpufes to condo# the war, is, we
> k fufficiently apparent; and our '
Governments,we truft, will be prepar*
ed to meet the enemy on his * fvC* ‘ •
He will venture out neiv 1
his fleet nor his flotilla in {he U ’
the Britifh navy. His fmall and at
tached (quadrons can do us more ef
fential mifehief^ by. annoying us in dif. ~ ' ■
ferent quarters, and diftfa&tng our at
tention. * He has men in fufficient
nqmbcrs for any enterprize. He, val
ues them Only as cobhtcrs, with wMcfo .
hq plays the grand game that is to • f 1
mzkehimdidatorofthe wor(4. When V J
he has detached them for a given|yari 11
pofe, he neither ex peds nor. carwftw ‘V
their fafety or their return ; aU be s
nope* from chemi h, that they may du
y milchiet. With (his view, . a