Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1801-12-26 00:00:00, page 2

’ WASHINGYON CITY, Dec. 9.
| e Angw Le iflatire this: day commences
‘o ﬁpﬁﬂinﬁ. ander a-‘%qummcm conftitue
ed like oin, whole exiftence emavares from,
. snd whofe duration depegds upon the people,
"1 wa are not forprifed .mmﬂ"ma r':é’:i.
/- 'lyde fhould accompany the recarrence of fuch
S As ke Legiflatace is the moft efficient
" fo (hoiild it ever he the moft refpefted oigan
. of power, Manarchies elevate voe man' to
| pre- eminent difinélion;; bot it ia the glory
; uf republics, that their brighteft honats are
. conforred on their immeyiate Reprefenta.
. tives, to whom are ,m:_kd,l& enattion of
% dews, It is the Legiflachro that cteazes; the
' Bxecutive only carries “has hoen pre vid
- Gally willed into effect, While, therefore,
%< ghe sttt sepublican - withholds vo_legicimate
w»g,f ftimony anfﬁ from the cltief Eptw
[ Magieade, he wills Jton rank -bim
1 3t fubordination 1o the gﬂmve body.
PR . e 19 ¥ _oody
" Here, hinaffeltions, his hopes, and his fears
‘Z*f’??%’?ﬁ"ww"“ bt R &
e ;.1,,«p,- i then, fellow.citizens, gealizing
A V:‘.'l CR* .w’. N }: v 0 o"ﬂ“‘ } hﬂl!l.
L ' ':3 srable moment of illuftrat-
UL Sageut ereed by our conde&. lev the na
fi gt geie ':r?b'&vmm
abthe people 1o 8 fenfe of nity, th
1 gioop! fanßtiots entenkh § tochom,
AR R “!:';‘":f"'f‘;\.' ‘W ailed that st 0 very
PR "[‘*","F ‘.“. "f‘ ';.‘?ﬁkﬁ ﬂ”
At & the fo of 1
O ,’i:’ "’:.(:_*‘.. SAdE AN 7’# - R YVi
eRN Ty U i KTP y . ) X
- ofr N;. ;? '* 168 ‘ :.".2
- Admiralty the'erown was drowned out, but
* the ‘wachor vémained, The enieitainments
M«f\vg at Deary:lane sheatre, in the midtt
of this. Rorm, ﬁkh produced’ the gieareft
.confternation in the coffec- rooms and lohbies,
“whaee the lightning flalhed, while the thader
~gotred. Several ladies fained, and the
o+ bricks and groans of others, wete awful,
- None wese fo much alarmed and difconfolite
.8 the Cyprian corps, who {eemed to think a
| time of reckoning was arrived. Halfa
guinea was given o a hackney soach fgjj
" .L‘ﬁlimng fare and even 2t that price it was dif
" ficult to obtain ‘a conveyance., Such isihe
1 hiftory of Saturday ; a day that will be mea
~ omble in the annals of thiicouuu_"t
W Yeflerday about naon nelﬂx, 1000 0-
g colle€red at the door i Reddifh's, S:n.
drefton, having previovfly breakfaited,
. wenr, at one o'clock, in a plain blee coat,
" on f:mt with his brother, to Benne_t'.ﬁ'reet,
1 where his charriot was in ‘Waiting, After
' paying feveral vifits, he progecded to M.
Orto’s, aud there dréfled himfelf in the re.
- .&;‘mnub of Chigf of Brigade of Artillery,
eAplendor of the drefs exceeds defcription.
. "The blae jocker is fuquhthwideud; the
~ butron gold, and thebutton -holes filver-lace ;
the epavlets "'Qy‘ﬁo’tiateo}v beavtiful ; a vel
. wet cap with a sopeof gold around and
| tailels, very vich. . The feathers is of yellow
" and pinkicolourr, the fame (ize as worn by
" the ofiicers in the dragoon guards, Panta
" Joons blee, with cight Rripes of gold ew
: ",bt,oidg’i. His half hoots boudd" with gold
- Jace, and a gold caflel. © The whole of the
o drefs 'was qub.- embroidered, A 1 §
+ o'%lock, Gen. Laarefton fet 9’%3" M. |
40y, it @ coarios with 4 hotfes 1o dine Wich
M. Hawketbury, at Rochammon. Tt
W E‘)ﬁillion ntiftook the road, and drove to
, ’ wﬁﬁgw‘h.—-The miftake océafioned a. de
' duy of near un hour, Gen. Lagrsfton did
" not reach the refidence of lord Hawkelbury,
. antil after the dinner hour. He apologized
. 'to his lordMip for the delay, and the com
- pany fet down to diwner. Mz, Pigf was ong
e ‘-‘pﬂ{o&;mﬁa. Ar 10 avwuets atter 10 ¢'clock,
G, Laorcfion retired, and returned to Red
difh’s, When be appeared on Satyrday. in
public, the mob helieved he was the brother
of Buonapuste, and all who could get near
hita, touched his jacket with much reverence,
that they mighe lay they had tooched lhc’
fumily of the Chiet Conful. When he firft |
arvived &t M. Ozto’s on Satutrday, a general |
- _volly was fired by ‘M. Ottp’s fervanta from |
. the windows, to anmwounce the u,t)_tiﬁon.]
. The moh repeatedly ctied out .at the door |
L f ReddiN gt Vive la Republigué,”s—
-o sfLeng live Koonaparte.”’ GAS i
Y L "Geoeral Lavrcfton is of a fine figore, |
" shout five feet ten inches in heifht. full, |
A \mdfome face, Romsn nofe, complexion ve- |
o gy dark, whifkers hrte. and has a very fol. '
- dier-like appearance—his manners are gen. |
. tleman-like, a fmile ‘gamdly on his coente- |
pance ;he knows littie Enghith. His ,cont-’
jer has, been in all ‘Boonlp&e" battles,,
1 Geueral Laotefon was of the asciént
'~ Frepch nobility. He was born at Pondi. |
" cherry, inthe Eat Indies, of which his father |
s’ Governor, He has a brother, aow al
" merchunt in this city, with whom, we believc’.?
~ he wil dive this day. It is faid, rhat he in
' defeended from the famous family of Law de
vt il W financier, . ' Buonaparte hu'
St g‘ wto Ligland | ‘The family, we
wnderßand, s Jomgintily from Scotland, !
~where the name M.R;n There iv.a'
» fown in Scotland eall tbn'n .n.andp.l\!rejt-‘
-jn Effinbutgh called Laorefon’s Clofe, ..al
. dmidithae there i 8 confiderable eftare in Scot-.
Jand, 1o which the. prefeut General will
- pe "‘wah
4 permitted che Executive Department to aflyme
"} to icfelf the unaathorifed difcharge of duties,
| which, being legiflative in their effence, ad
- { mitted not ofuzlnoﬁv—-Noc can it be dif
) | guifed, that an evil of equal magnitode fprang
: ?mai the difcmiona:;‘ coaﬁgnce ve?e.d Ty
| the Executive brad¢hy
, | "Thefe evils call for radical reform ;—.
r g.m that ;h?' will be reformed with, firmneis
: 1 and circamipe&lion, may rationally be aotici..
. |pated from the prevailing chacadler of the
; &giﬂadvev body, ' B g
(| . In_anmouncing the Bieft fittings of the.
. 4 fieft troly republican Corifgtefs, upder our pre
| | fonr Conflitation, it may be 't«c(ting, and
y m‘*ﬁﬂhﬁlom&'}vg- ofit, 40 #O- .
¢ | tice éoncifely the recent foc “of evéatss
- | which ’M‘" followed the largherifis ia our
affairs, and to glaage at the Mol important
. | events which may be expe€led 10 occar dus
+ | ing the enfuing feflion,
. Moral principle, of a feale previoufly
» | vnegualiedy pervaded the union ; and diffemi-.
, | nated to'its remoteft corvers, idéas of men
r | and meaffires, correét and impreflive. To
. | the convi€tion of the public mind fuccesded
+ | the sriomph of republicanifin in the clection
« | of & chief magiftrate, equally diftingvithed by
« { his talents ‘and virttes. Thig cvent hms
e | proved but the dawg of a brighter day. The
3 | fame convi€ions that placed him in the chair
-| of the federal guvernment, have with increaf
d | ing ' energy, called into the Reprefentative
b repoblicans out of 10§ members ;
y | and ansformed the Senate into a body
- | alfod ly republican,— :
- “This change marks out a pacticslar pre
i dilef}eion ﬁ;: ce:niq ptinci:'lep_ atd ‘meafures,
» | whofe trut odﬁmcq prely agitated, thena
‘ 'iono ‘ 485 Lot Li ’ wN i
What are .hefe prinoip'&ﬂ' gt ros ?
E‘ & Fhe-nationbelicyed that princhiese
entertaioed, that uaoppoled ‘w 4 10
> | monarchy. They faw meafurcs purfued that
-| confirmed thair belief, The Alien and Sédi.
L | tion a€le ; the extention of diplomatic inter
, | tonrfe ; the formation of pernigious treaties:;
| | the indignified teproaches of foreign nations ;
« | the rapid extenfion of wadike prey arations §
: | thedopofition of heavy taxes, formed a mafs
s| of meafores thav menaced the republican ftroc.
v | Ture, : 3.
| A virtaops oppafition to thele teafures,
r |an oppofition which awakened and animated
r | the patriotifin and talents of oor firk citizens,
: E:Juccd the change we now coatemplates
| Befote the prefidential clottion, 3 lagges
! rity 'o‘thegmuc, and a {inall a.ajodil
| | 'reprefentatives, were federal ; now
| confifta of%:;!:obﬁc.ﬂ and !a' ed
+ | bers ; and the Houfe of Reprefes
r | fits of 36 federal memtess. - "R
-'heen epually ﬁtm in the States, i
- Before tho latecrifis,'the
s the following States were fed=sall's
’ fNew-Hamp(hirc, New. Xo k‘ :
- | Rhode- Lfland, New. [«J
-lMt-ﬂ‘achuﬁm. Delaware, | S
+ | Conneticut, < Mam fting 19
= Vermont, ~hAStates, | 4RSS
| . Aod the ‘Legiflatuté of the follomip
| Sthres weng cepublicaney vimy R T
' Vieginia, Kentueky, i
| Nosgh-Carofina, - - Tenneffec—Being fix
ok Carolina, - States,
. ’ !
o . Peonfylvania—the Senate federal, and
o the Houfe of Repwmm republicans,
.' Mark the chinge ! j p
e' Nt;#--()nly ‘:::’hegiﬂamm; of the fol
" lowing States are SV B 3
< gm\ghmﬁﬂmeﬁ@ Dgla:Meing four
¢! Cqmeﬁicut, LLT %‘m‘. ’
o | Malfachuferis, T, 8 ‘
’ l % 'While m Legiflatares of 1 fallowiog
[| Staces avsy ane, iz’ o J
Rhode-Ifland, North-Cart&m,
Vermont, South-Carolina,
New-. York, Georgia,
New.Jerfey, Kentucky, =
« | Pennfylvania, Fennellee—Dbeing twelve
- | Maryland, States,
, | Virginia, : L
o 1 OJE the numbers of the republitan States
. | be compared with thofe of the Federal Stares,
| #t will appeac that the former confticuteabove -
three fourtherof the whole, ! {
t{ ' When we confider the great changes
) m have lately taken plate in the four
> | Statesas yet federal ; when we cosfider that
; iqﬂgw-él_u‘vpﬂﬂ Maflachufetts, and Del
e | aware, but a t@f majority of the toral
- { votes given at ¢ aft eleltions were on the
f, M fide ; we may confidently infer ¢
e [tk ’.. invgd o ¢ tion of the great political’
nciples, e} Qw&! anion
s l oyvereoteg i obltas'és, {don affimi.
e i iale thefe Statksto chevpe dcalﬁn}immnof
) ‘m .‘ te has been condem
the ef. . e . g
fned for i the ‘Coaftitition and
| laws, :3 for violations of the natianal feel.,
wifhes. Can theeg exift a more
| concle vw«imi of thefe chatges than
| that farnithe thgla!l—:? Have
e Talm - clafively fapport
ok mniﬂw ‘the fedenat
| —have gromd a 2 Gogle Swe?
p Have ¢ ot on the contrary, ‘
{veriod omur.'rhdlve 7 Aod
¢ven when they n 'm“ ed, Is nor
= b:aw agth I—Caafe, then, ye who raljpedt trath,
| every eledlion n@w theit inc
hele teal
=S
Do@or BARTLETT
AGAIN ol’T his. fervices to inoculate
for the KINE,POX. ‘The matter he
e Ry e o
t v ' -, a 2
"u':(c:d'o of S\?Slcu&lgx. :
30, He bhas equalized ja fome degree
Wdi’:dbctbn of gcu. by excloding tf‘mfe
‘anfic for th:‘hm they hold ; and by railing
a 6 the firlt offices wader the goverament men,
whofe talcows are refpeéted by cheir fricnds,
and dreaded by'their enemies.
‘ 4th. ‘He has avowed himfelf the friend
‘of peace with all mankind, and has praftifed
. what he avowed, \ g
¥ . y B X ¥,
ta affirm that the Prefident is 008 fide; and
the nation on the other, who cadle 1o
power as the man of the peo; ot ceafe
to remain fo while his aéti monftrate the
exiffence of 3 mind prompt 19 difcern,
heart warm in the s;rfah : Mh;ltvml*
motés the pablic good. WY L
* What has he done ? : ‘
sth. And what, perhaps, more redounds
to his bonor, than the fum of all that he has
done, he has not omitted to do any,oa¢ thing
which the conititution or laws of’ his caun.
try did not authorife and divett.
In a word, under the prefent change in
our political affairs, the nation is vnited and
k. - g U
That it may continue united and happy
;‘:d‘ depend on the wildom of the legiflative
¥ ,
However fecare our rights may be an
der the prefent adminiftration of our govern.
ment, every enlightened republican, mult
kno\:, that a large fhare o‘llour political hap
ine O.il,nw otadied againft the inva.
ﬁou of rulers imm‘;:al to liabgh‘y?"lﬂ" late
change, which fccures whateyer is dear to
freedom, may, by fowe fastuitons cvents,
however at prefent unlooked for, be exchang
ed for a relapfe of our goveroment into s
old, incorporated with new exrors,
Now, then, is the period ; for men who
have wifdom to plan, and vigor to atchieve,
new fecuritics fur the cnjoyment of peace and
hiberrysw, Executive power has been, and iz
may he again abafsd. The liberty of the
prefs has been fnvided, The rights of foreizn
ers have been trampled wpon, For thefe
leading evils let corvettives be enaﬂél{. Os
thefe fpoints there ean be no divifion 3tbeg
répablicans—On lefler points there may exift
conteariety of opinion. Still itheec "'
Lepillitalh palmlf to difculs whatevesigelt
o .+ ‘* ;“ . ~‘ \|.-
‘ . “ :\, »
y
] .y
BN, may
Bof our
‘ far the
ncipbn.
- A , ate ‘hm.
-’ teisa «d‘;f
viliond ; and (0 COlOpCrate hnuo"mguny
“forget i~
with all defcriptions of citizens, who fhall
abandon perfonal and party views, and unite
with fincerity in adyanging the national in
tezefts, ' | National Intel,
et s
Captain d, Sterett’s dnfacer to the Profident’s
Letter,
BatTimore, Dec. 3, 1801,
SIR, -
I do myfelf the hovor to acknowledge
the receipt of yoor Excellency’s letter. of the
firft ixl\ﬂ;ot. el st SR
t has been my ambition t¢di
charge my duty us ln%ébt f ¢ Am
navy, at all times, with pmmw fidgii.
ty ; and to have received my country’s and
your Excellency’s approbation of the late con
queft over a failhkx and barbarian ehemy,
achieved by the valour and gond condot of
the officers and crew I had the honor to com
mand,_is a'reward which I efimate beyond
my mesits ; bet of which I thall ever chegith
a gratcful recolleflion, particularly for the
very flattering manner in which your Execi.
lency has been pleafad to convey it.
1 h:;_e hlhe hono':d ':?;;ﬁ
: ith profou . .
Yoor Eitﬂﬂcl;:
Obliged humble fervant,
ANDREW STERETT,
Lient, & commander of the U, States
Jchoaner Enterprize,
Th. Jerrensox, Bfge .
Prefi. U, Statess ™ .~ s
- Ift. ‘Fhe chief of a repeblican govern
ment, t}i has declared himfelf & gennine re
Pﬂf‘;jd. He has introdoced economy into
ablica £ , |
the public expenditures,
DANCING-SCHOOL.
h e
MR. BELLEVUE has the honor 'to.inforis
A the inhabitants of Newpare, that he pue
'pofes to opes his Daxcinc-Scaoot at Mee.
Peargfe’s Hall, on Mouday the 28h inflanty «t
foor o'clock, ». Mi—where be.will be ready o
attend (00 thofe young Ladies ‘aod Gentiémb
Ahac intend 1o do him the favor of ‘becoming iHa.
sohn.;—§hmﬂd :hc ?:xmbe; mgclruk\ grecable
‘his wifh, he will in fatare begin at an e bk
'wﬁf-ﬂl’! fchool daps will eon Mondays
: ,"Frﬁomﬂi_bep leave to wuce the pa
‘rents who fh bawa:ntwagdﬂ rildren
‘to_hisgfehool, that Bis atmoft ¢ én.
1 > exerted to meric their plealdte’s A
| t, Decensher 25, 1801, .
A He will attend at the hooles'of thefs
patents who may not choofe te fend their éhil
dren to his fchool, at this co“ feafon 3 bat.
this cafe, he will expet dn adva rice, i
A Great Bargamiwg;
' i e R LR
To be Sold and enteved upit immedictely, & latge
. 'Three Hundred acres ofyv > {
o d.r‘“:'&.z?"‘::‘:’:?‘ xceil”
of.ﬂdw. : h ; :‘f “
Flmc. N ‘ ».AR .‘ ‘A‘_,:;..."’
o so s 10 sgl
*o* For farther particalus solesly
NB, Subferipcions wifl be received ;
M{M by che Au:mﬁﬂ'éﬁ.‘?&%
parts of this, and other Counarrics, S 8
CHARLES F. BARTLETT; #. 0.
Newport, Dec. 26. g 1 " g
ST ISR L. TTN AR AT g T A SR o JIL R *
F'ARM, #
LYING in Palmer, fate of Maflachofefty
on the Great Stage Rod,,w ,
Bofon %o Hartford, $q miles. from the forme
and 45 from the larter, aod So wiles from Pro
wvidence Rhode- Iflaind, —containing beeween two
and theee Hundred &%‘?m Laod,
well proportioned for Mawing, Plowlaal, Fal
turing, &e. with a good Orchs ,w i
Waoghod; two conveaitat ¢ ﬂ*'ﬁ‘ Dast-”
ling- Houfes, two Barens, wit 3;_‘» ,6
Wé‘lls of goorl water, &c. - Ssid ¥, j;{’.‘f’a b g
watered, having a “:‘3 tearn comliusil)
ronning throagh it, w wak m t
laft Spring, and if neceffary will overßaw-abou
3» actes of the moft beaatifal mowing g za,
and iz 3bout 190 rods from & Sve. M, Grid+
Mill, Black--Swich's thop, Trigy-Hmme?,
Tapnet and Curvier, Saddler, &, —lt is s-five
ftand for a Merchant ; afd has Been occupisd
2 1 Tavern for about 20 years. 'The ‘aboes
will be fold feparately or sogether, as may fuit
the purchafer, .
| —LIKEWISE—~ = - 4
Another FARM, about 6ne mile
diftance from the above, coataining One Hure
dred acres, well watered, and propdrtio,.d 1 e
Mowing, Psﬁuhﬁ Plowland, &c. on whict is
a good Dwelling. oufe, sew. Barn, and or r
Out- Houfes ; ‘a_irod well of water, » a
Orchard that make .40 or 56 ba of
Cider, apnsally, This Fara may alfo &
tered r WQ wint_be
made eafl, and good titiee giveas
PROPOSALS ¢
-
For .the Publication of ‘a. Treatife on
| - Rules of Health,” -
Commﬁcmc with Infancy—and con-
N/ rivued through the afcer periods of homan
lite,~=lifa, OO x% preventive means ro be cm
p\oyed againfk Difeases, To vmwiﬂ be adl
ded Carative Receipm for moft of the Difcalzs
incident’ to the human Body Wich receipte
fre the preparation ot pharmacentical co -
tion of moft European Patent Medicines. '
The Bwk will be written in a plain intel.
ligent ftile, fuited to the ufe of private fanyilies
in all climates. —lt will not exceed Four Hun
dred piges oftavo, ftitched in bloe<wand he
rige” One Doliar, Alchoogh this Wx will
Sc thus comprefs’d—th. Auchor flatters him
(e)f ix will be found to compride ail_thatis ¢ffen
tially meeeMary for the parpofe’ intended. =
Wmﬁ hereby given to'the. Creditors
"*J’du Msﬁa,cha ,in the dif
¢ri@ aforefrid, merchant, ani'x":'m a Com
miffion of Baokrantcy has been iffaed and pro
cecded npon, 10 appear ac the Goldcw Ball-dun,
kept by ‘Apheas Amnm. in Providence, oa
Satorday the fixteeath of s’“s‘:‘:, X,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and thow caofe
(if any they have) why the Cenificate’ of his
difcharge thoold not be allowed, =
DAVID LEONARD BARNES,
Judge if the Difiric Cogrt for
X - the difivid of Rhbede I{lcfnﬂ.
« Providence, Dee, 25, 48k 0o 3¢5
Diffrict of Rhode-Wland, .