Herald of the United States — Warren, R.I., 1805-10-19 00:00:00, page 1

of th QZuiteb Siot®.
JOHN CROADE,
‘ Having received and receiving a large
and valuable Supply of feafonable
Scarlet, di.to.
Low* priced Blot, roiled and Drab, ditto.
An excellent Affortmeo'. of Woolen CORDS,
for Pantaloons.
Fine and middling Ribbed and Plato CASI
MERES, a great Variety.
ELASTICS.
FOREST-CLOTHS.
Bloe and Olive KERSEYS, foitable for Great
Coate.
Blue end tn'xes low priced PLAINS.
Blue, black, green and Chocolate SERGES.
RATTEENS.
Light and dark COATINGS, common and
foperfiee, foitable lor Ladies’ Wear.
Stout drjb, olive and bloc FEARNO TS, foit
able Great Coate.
ORLEANS’ CLOTH.
DUFF ILS.
Spotted SWANSKINS.
Various Qjalities of red, white, yellow, green
and bhck FLANNELS.
Blue, red, crimion, green, yellow and white
BAIZES, different Qualitiea.
"Wide green, ditto.
Excellent 9 , ■*■s, and ROSE BLAN
KETS.
Silk, ribbed & plain wotfted and patent HOSE,
a g eat choice.
Mens’ and Womens* black and white worded.
Cotton, ditto.
A great and beaotifol Variety of TURKEY
DOWN, SWANS’ DOWN,and other VEST
PATTERNS.
Be fl olive, drab, date end black COTTON
VELVETS, plain aad ribbed egreat choice.
CORDUROY and GENOA CORD.
Mniberp, chocolate and g«rnet WILDBORES.
CAMBLETS and CAMBLE TEENS.
GLOSSERET.
MOREENS, TABOREENS,SHALLOONS,
JOANS, DURANTS, and TAMMIES, of
the moft ofoal colors aad of varioua Qnalitiea.
Black,plain,mulberry k libbed RUSSELLS,
wiooi Qualities.
FLOREN TINES.
A large Affortment and ex’enffve Variety of
the mnft falhionablc Coper line and common
CH.NTZES and CALICOES, which can
not tail to ple&fe, onolnally Low.
INDI A, ditto.
Variety CHINTZ FURNITURES.
Red, blue and purple copperplate, ditto.
A good Affortment IRIiH LINENS, *. *,
and 1. per piece, or otberwile.
BROWN LINENS.
GERMAN, ditto.
A large (apply of INDIA COTTONS, from
flout SHEETING to fine SHIRTING, per
yard, piece, or larger Quantities, nouluaily
Low. Blue di to.
Elegant DsmaCc DIAPER, J, J, and ’.
Common DIAPER.
Linen TABLE CLOTHS.
Ruffia, and Hamburg SHEETING.
TICKLINGSBURG, and DOWLAS.
PLATILLAS and BRITANNIAS.
Linen CHECKS.
Catton, ditto.
* A la»ge Affartment of DIMOTIES and MUS
LINETS.
An elegant Affortment of LACED CAM
BRICKS.
Dina MUSLIN.
♦ & • tttnb.iu'ed and ftriped MUSLINS.
* & A plain and figured Bick, dnto.
* JSt | Black and colorrd jaconet, ditto.
A great Choice & Variety of the raoft
fashionable co ucd CAMBRICS for Ladies
Gowns.
Book red j conet MUSLIN HANDKER
CHIEFS.
A g-eat Variety of colored & black Silk HAND
KERCHIEFS, fringed and not fringed.
BANDANNOES.
Lmen and Cotron POCIxE T, ditto.
Blas INDIA CO! lON, ditto.
Bl,ck, white and colored fringed Camel-Hair
SHAWLS, ♦, f. & $.
Si k, ditto.
A Variety of », ♦. *, and {, purple and white
aid common chintz Sii.-i •» LS.
Cbima and pu pie Muffin, ditto.
Mrat’ Muff n NECKLRCHIEFS aad CRA
VATS.
WILLI NETS.
Biatk CRAPE.
Black and white Rutland GAUZES.
C>i>P« *r-d p>aio biatlt, do.
Colored SAFINo, for Ladies' Bonnets,
of the LATEST IMPORTATIONS, and now open
ing for Sale, at his Store, to which he invites his Cuf
tomtvs and the Public, to whom he is inclined to give
the aflurance, that many of the Articles in the Cotton
and SHk Line will come lower than ever.
Amtng tht Ajjtrtmtnt, trf
A GREAT choice of fafhionableSu
perfine & middling BROADCLO THS.
Fresh & seasonable GOODS.
[No. 3, of Vol. XIV.]
GOODS,
ledia,Ttalian,& French colored LUSTRINGS.
Black India and Italian, ditto.
SINCHEWS.
Black India SATIN, id, 2d, and 3d, Qoal
idea.
Stoat figured and plain ditto, for Gent'emena
Wear.
An excellent Affortment of CORD > & FOIL*
ENETS lor Mena* Vefts.
Beautiful ftriped and figured Fancy SILK VEL«
VETS, lot Gentlemens* Vefts.
Black and colored plain ditto, for Capes.
MODES and SARCENETS.
A Variety of Fafhiooable RIBBONS,! AS 1 E S
and EDGINGS.
Black and white LACES.
VELVET Collaring, and Girdling.
Black and colored GALLOONS.
Scotch THREADS.
Colored, ditto.
TARES and BOBBINS.
SILK. TWIST and BUTTONS.
QUALITIES and SHOE-BINDINGS.
Wotnena’ black and colored, eatra long and
common Silk GLOVES.
Cotton GLOVES U Ml I TS.
Worfted, ditto.
Mens* and Women/ Leather GLO'« 33.
Kid and Morocco SLIFPERo.
Florentine, ditto.
Marking CANV.ASS.
OIL CLOTHS. &c. &c. &c.
WARREN : — PUBLISHED NEAR. THE POST-Of FICB> BY N ATH ASIEL PHILLIPS
HARD-WARE : among which
are Shovels and Spades, Shovda and J <'fgs,
S«d Irani. Warming P»os. Careers, Knives
and Forka, Pen und ) tck K •i»e», NAI and
Shoe-Ham me'a, Placets and Nippers, Awla
and Tarks, B'afs and Lon Candieftxkt, Snuf
fer*, Diflc and Draw Trimming-. Dior, Clof
et, Chell Cupboard, Trork and Stock Locks,
Single end double wa'ded Pid, di’to. Fai'or’s
and common Shears, Sciffota, Ntiling P>ni,
Pins and Nee- les, B tfs, Japaned and common
Thumb Latches, Ring & Knob, ditto. Gouges,
S"Wi, Files, Chiflel'., Pla’a- Lons, Board, Spike
and Deck N <il Gimbleis, Anger", Jrpaord
Canillera, Common an d New Falhiooed Block
Tin Tea-Pots, Tab'e and Tea-Spoons, Rrafa
Kettles, CofF e Mills. Ou.fide Door Br»f» Han
dles and Knockers, Wood Screws, F'fh Hoiks,
Compares, Scales and Dividers, H. and HL.
Hinges, Sarvers and Behows. —An AlFortmrot
of Nailsand Brads, Heart and Club, C»owly
and Halback S eel, &c. &c.
A large Ailo'tment.
LOOKING GLASSES, force of
Weft-India GOODS and GROCER
IES, among which are.
Weft lodis Rum, Huiisnd Gen?**, ''rtn
dy, L-fb-n, Malaga, Port nd Sherry Wines,
Loaf and Broun Sugars, Molder, Floor, Im
perial Hylo”, Yinng Hyfon, Hvfon-Sktn,Sou
chong and 2./r.i-Teas, Choc-la e, R*ifm*. Pi
mento, 8 ack Pepper, Calii’, Cloves, Nut
megs, Gia.er, G ue, Nrw-Ycik ar.d Elliot’s
Suuff, per Bladder, &c. &c.
A few Articles in the ST ATION
ARY Line, Inch f>s Qj>»'to Bibles, wi’h and
without Apocrypha. Cotnmcn ditto, Telia
menu. Ws.i’s and Rippon’s Pfalma and
Hymns. Pi'grim’t Prcgicfs. Fuller’s Back
fl der. Burr’s Grammar. A'den’i ifl, and
ad vol. ditto- and Reade'. Marie’s Geogra
phies abridged. American Precepco'S. Per
ry’;, Jores, Scots and Alexanders Didionaries.
Debol’s Arithmetic. Bo*ditch’s American
Praflical Navigator. Ramloid’a Effays. BLck
and Red Morocco Pocket Books. Witting
P»p*». Wa ert. Lead, Brais snd Paper Ink
Stands. Sand-Boxes Wslkdrn’s Ink P. wder,
X'C. 4c. kz *H\<rr,n Oc/.1l 1805.
.he Eate o'
MARTIN LUTHER,
fare of this Town, Eq. decealed, and have ta
ken epon cnrfelves thst Trcft, by giving Bonds,
at the Law direfls DO earneftly requeft all
Pedons haaiog toy Demands upon, or indebt
ed to (aid Eftate to call upon vs, thst (aid
Claims may be adjafted at fpeedily as pofliSle :
For which purpoie Attendance will be grvee
at the Houfe of the late deceafed, every Day
in the Week, Sundays excepted.
SYLVESTER CHILD, Jun.
SAMUEL CHILD.
O3. it, lBoj.
ICE.
WE the Subfcnbers having been
duly appointed Adminiftraiors upon
MTln the preceding Lift he has omitted to
enumerate fuch Articles as arc not adapt
ed to the prefect Seaion.
TIN-WARE, viz.
CofFie-Pott*. Mealurea. Funnels and
London PEWTER, viz-
Platters, Ptates Balons, I‘orttngers
and Qj'.rt P -ta.
which are very Elegant.
Patent TROWELS.
Pepper Boxes.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19» *BO5.
Level Maxwell, £? Son,
Informs their Friends, Cuflomers, and
the Publie in general,
That thev have received,and now
open, at their Store oppeftte the Sfitud
Eagle Tavern, aja'ge Sappy of
GOODS,
fuitabla for the app’oaching Seafon, which in
addition to ’heir fo'mer Parcel tn kes a com
plete Affo'tment, and will be Sold for Cslh or
approved N~> es psyab’e in 60 Days, ai the
Eri/tel or Warren Bank (if any accommoda
tion to Po’chsfers) as cheap as can be purchat,
ed io this State, as they are de eimined not to
be onderfo d : Thofethat w>(h to Purchafe, ate
defired to Call and fee lor tbemfelves.
•Warren, 03. 11, 1805.
CASH and a generous Price, given
for good BARLEY, and Five Hundred
B .thais of ?o atoes, delivered id or before the
;6to Iniiant, by
JOHN T. CHILD, and
edward Gardner.
•Warren, 03. 11, 1805.
Ebenezer Cole, & Co.
r'T’ HE French Arnt>af{*dor has achirrfl-d to
cor Government a Note, couched in the
m< ft inWeot le'nt", demanding a peremptory
explanation of the cbjetb of the warlike pre
parations going Liiward in the rtufl-iatt domin
ions, and the extraordinary afttrity io the mil*
itary department. The Note alfo demand'd a
peremptory anfwar, whether it was the intention
of Autlrfv id g<J ’O war with F.rnce ; whether
any recent treaty had been concluded with R iL
fia, or whether any alliance with that Power
was on the point of being concluded ?—The
■ofcver of the Court of Vienna to thefe interro
gatories was highly digttifi d. It dated, that
the aflembling of fuch large bodies of French
troops hnd rendered precautions on the part of
Aulbia indifptcfible. All the negotiations
with Rr.flia had fole’y for their objeft an arm’d
I neu tality. ano that any more ia: mate connec
tion with Foreign Boners muft depend (olely on
circcmftances.
GERMANY. VIENNA, AUG. 7.
AUSTRIA ane FRANCE.
Immediate’* after this anfwer was given,
the French Atnbiffador gave affnrances that the
greeted part of the French troops ftiould quit
Italy.
J am enabled to Hate on the authority of an
tScer. of high rank, that all the Datsfh troops
in toe territories of Ilolfiein end Schlafwig,
have received o’ders to hold themfelves in read,
tnefs to match. A Ruffian courier having bro’s
very important difpa<cbcs to Copenhagen, an
exprefs was immediately lent off by the Prime
Minifies to the P-ince Roval, who was with the
Princefr in the German part of the Danifh do
minions, requeuing his immediate return to
Coper'll-gen. G ett movements have been of
late oblervcJ among the French troops in Gun.
over ; and it is ftreogly fulpeflrd to be the Cor
fican’sintention to march an army into Holftein,
end occupy Gluckdadt, Hulun, and Tcnning
en, Io as to (hut up every communication with
Great- Britain, and even to blockade the Sound
(mm the land fide. This plan of operations,
which is laid to hsve been effered to Bonaparte
by General Schauccl u g, has received his foil
approbation ; but ane Court ot St. Peterfbi’g
having been informed of it, the molt pofhive
orders were lent to the Danes, to defend the
neutrality and independence of their territory.
The politics of the Ccort of Berlin ate ftill co
dee ded but a categorical anfwer has been de
tnaoded of Frederick William, by Alexander I.
FRANCE. Paris, aug. 29.
Letters from Naples, dated Aug. ad, efli
mate the damages in that city, by the late earth
quake at 84 6c 0,000 (taxes. The following
are exrtafied from te ams made to the govern
ment by comtniffionera. In Iberaia the com
motion was terrible, she ground opened and
vomited forth flames, and 339 families were
(wallowed op.
Io Caftel Petrofo there perifhed 132 families,
Msflino, 84
Frcfoloae. 393
Sr. Angelo in-Coils, 45
Barramillo, 183
Caoialupo, 14a
Lorentano and St. Angelo dt-Lombardi,
have beta entirely deftroyed.
A letter froaa Rome orations the whole
, number of families which perifhed at 175°""“
at tleir Store, in IKarrcn,
TTRESH FLOUR.
I? Do. NAVY BREAD.
MOLASSES, fcitable for Retailing, and
N<*w*Engiand RUM.
New and Cheap GOODS.
Foreign Intelligence.
FOR SALE, BY
HAMBURGH, AUG. 23.
that eleven village* were drft'Jverf—and 4600
houfes at Naples mure cr lets injtt’ed.
corvette Syenn-, 20 gun-, and 150 men ; c jr
fatr Hope, of 26 guns, and azo us. n ; fcnr.
Richard, e>l 4 gons, ard so men ; Nsatley, of
18 carr nades ; (hip Weft-Indies, lor LGer.
pool ; Rv»m, di. ; Martha, do ; Kttsgfl mder,
do. ; Emerald, for London ; K 'by. du. ; Pri .ce
of Wales, di.; Pa ri, do. ; N >n:y, ar. tJ
rinia, for Whi'ehavrr. ; b ig ion, do ;
Caroline, for IlalitaX ; fchr. Prefident, da. ;
E'izs, from London, for D micura ; lugger
Alert, ol 14 guos, 50 m-n 5 coriair Mercy, of
16 gons, 4 j meo, ot Liverrool. T M preced
ing vefle’s were prizes to A Itni's! Vsl’-n uvr’s
fl-et. The Spanifh na-icnal fchr. M.nervt,
re-took a (h o uf 3so or 4C.0 t ot, com ng l-vot
L'tna, loaded wuti dollars, and
to the amount of 7 04 8 m.-lions of dollars j the
had been tskro by the L:ve»poc’ privateer
Mercy. The bis, of l| gons and 12 meo,
from Pjrtfmou h, was abo taken.
B ig Lord Nflfbn.ef I 2 ?ons, and 30 n n :
fchr. Lancafler, of 1 2 carrooadrr, and 3 2 men ;
The Emperor has given Blanchard,
the /Etonaunt, a peofioo of 1200 tivtea.
A flight (hock of an earthquake has been
felt at Vienna ; and an alirming fi>e hs» r’e
ftroyed a number of hotsles in the fuourb of lfc r c.
ENGLAND. London, aug. 18.
Official accounts of the progreu or ins
wsr in India have been received <0 the 9 » >f
Much, by the B-lle packet. Tne fu ’.Hncn
of them is as follow* I—Gen Like, on ‘c J *'e
f J invar? 21. before Bhurtporr, R.»»e*. that
having made a breach, he 0 (l-jrtn
the place, but found the ditch fo broad nd
deep, as to prevent his progrefs. His I”'' on
tht occafi r n was—-to al, 2 Cantatas, t C»:>t.
Lieut. 15 L eutenants, 3y Sejean h 2| C • -
porals, 2 Drummers, and 2JJ Priv.’t '.--Ni
ti ves, 6 S-h -id-rs, 5 Jrrn ar , IJ H>»" sr’ t
30 N .ick -, 6 D umners, 20? Sep n. 3 3 . -f*
tees, 1 Tindat, 13 Lifcar*, and 6 'L.da »,
A ietter of me 2ji liie>, mat the tr
tnr’j cavaby having attacked a convey of pro
v.fions for the camp, »b *ut 5 col’ fem
C»pt. Ws!(h made a inoft gslLn: defme-, un
til Col. Dm arrived with a reinlorcsment,
when he attack-d and totally routed the ene
my, taking 40 Hand* of colour*, and 4 J'J*’,
with all their Bores, &c. Capt. Co do. o‘ Jia
1 -th N. 1. and Cornet E fitme, or 'hr hrft N.
C. were the only officers wounded. —Wc had
2 pri»ate» killed, and 20 wounded.
Gen. Lake, on the 23 h of Fcbruvy,
made a 4th eiLult on Bhurtpore, and ws» aga’n
1 rcpuHed, owing again to the depth 01 water
! in the ditch. Our force was divided imo 3
| partie* ; one, under C»pt. Grant, fucceedrd
I in the fervice affigned to i», and captn’*d it
Icl the enemy** guns. Am her, under L eut.
Col. Don, which was to mount the breacn, but
unable to paf* the ditch, made a moll yall-nt
but ineffectual attempt to rifctnd a h’gh an!
deep baftioo ; while the third partv, under
Lieut. Col. Taylor, w<t, from the mulake of
in guide, early expofed to a deftrufilivr ft 2,
and compelled to retreat.—O.i the 21 tl of Feb
ruary General Lak*, m ide another afTault W'th
the whole of his European force, under the
command of the H so. Brig. Gen. Monlon.—
Our troops commenced the attack with the ut
moll g»llantry, and perlevered in it for a co*s
fiderable length of time, with the milt deter
mined bravery ; but their utmoA exert»un*
were not fufficieot to enable them to gain the
lop of the breach. The b-Ulion which was the
point of attack was extremely fteep, the reiiir®
ance oppofed to them was vigorous, and a* our
men could only mount by fmall parties at •
time, the advantages were great on the fide of
the enemy. Dtkharge* of grape, loe* of
wood, and pots filled wrh combuSib> mre.
rials, immediately knocked down th n fe who
were afcending. acd the whole parts*, after be
ing engaged in an obflinate conteft fo r two
houra, and {offering very (e»ere lof*» *® ® °"
bliged to reltnquilh the attempt, and retire <0
our titnche*.
The aggregate of our lofs before Brurt
oore on the 9th of March, the date of L ’d
Lake’s laft dsfpatches, compr.x-d in kill
ed and wounded, 1 Lieut. Col. 2 Major*, >0
Captain*, 1 Capt. L : eu». 45 L'eute*a»»»», at
Adjutants, l Cornet, 2 E figns, 1 Quarter-
M.tler, 173 petty officer*, and 782 »• *aies,
European —294 native officers, and 882 Se
poys, &c.—in all 220; men.
FORTRESS OF BHURTPORE.
The important fortref* of Bhur jon, te
fitoate in a (mall, but one of the highert culti
vated diflrid* in India, the inhabtant* of which
are all of the feme tribe, and conoefled either
by confaoguinicy or other relation* wih each
other. The force with which Lord Lake fat
down before the town, did not exceed twelve
thou fa nd men ; end the work* were of fo great
extent, that he wa» not enabled to tßtfque more
than one quarter of them. All the other part*
of the garrifon had commuti'cation wh the
open country, and the adherent* of the R jah
were Angularly brave and faithful.—Tbele c>r«
cumfiancea arc {efficient to account tor the ob
fbnacy of the defence ; and vet, notwitl lUnd
iog the gallantry with which it maintain*
Whole No. 679.]
AUG 30.
AUG JI.