Herald of the United States — Warren, R.I., 1806-07-19 00:00:00, page 1

WEEKLY ALMANACK.
JULY. r.Gf. r.ff. F.Sea. Ru*«««-
so Sunday. ♦4IS io 7«* 5 „ , , I' 7 '!*’
SI Monday. 442 8 10 j 4 > l 51 Da X • leD S* 9 h *
st Tuefday, 443 8 it 7 *4*
it Wednefday, 444 8 11 4a a 3 • . .
d 4 Thurfday. 44$ 8 morn. 3to Dog day a begin.
3 j Friday. 44 6 * oai 4 •
s 6 Saturday, I 4 47 8| * .
New and seasonable Goods.
of t6o Qfnifrb States.
.r.-ruJNIFJ, PHILLIPS.
Informs the Public that (he continues
theßufinefsof her late Hulband JOHN CROADE.
and folicits tbs Patronage of old Cuftomers and
the Public.
HAVING received a large addition
of new and well cbofen
GOODS,
st the lateft Importation!, makes her prdeot
Aflortment compleat, which (ho it enabled to
Sell an low,and on as good Terms 00 heretofore:
Arnmg ibt Goods art,
Ift and 2d quality SUPERFINE
BROADCLOTHS, of the moft lafluonaWl
colon.
Middling and common ditto.
Superfine and common CASSIMERES.
Ribbed and plain do.
MOREENS. JOANS, SHALLOONS,
DURANTS and DUROYS—aII colon.
Black & blue, ribbed de plain RUSSELLS.
Black FLORENTINES.
1, | £ black and col oared SarfactCAM-
* BRICS, lor Ladiea’ Gowni.
J Sc | embofed ditto.
0, | f white glazed and nnglazad do.
Laced and figured ditto do;
Laced, piquet, colonade and mulmull MUS
LINS.
• JACONET do.
Figured black tod white Cambric MUSLIN, |
for ditto.
A large affortment and exteefive variety of the
naoft falhronable nod elegant faperfiae and
common CHINTZES and CALICOES.
CHINTZ FURNITURES—a variety;
Red and white, purple and white, and bine &
white COPPERPLATE do.
X and | Dutch and Iriftt LINENS*.
Brown ditto.
Elegant Damaflc DIAPERS, J, JSc J—J Sc J
common do.
BRITANNIAS and PLATILLAS.
Raffia SHEETING, Ravens’ DUCK.
DOWLAS & ROANS.
Long CLOTHS and fine MUSLIN.
Long LAWNS.
A gnat variety of INDIA COTTONS, from
float SHEETING to fine SHIRTING, by
the piece or otherwife, unufually low—| & J
wide.
Black, bine and brown ditto;
A great variety of Fadory CHECKS
STRIPES and TICKING.
Englilh cotton end linen CHECKS.
India CALICOES.
4Sc « BOOK MUSLlNS—figured do.—an af
fortment.
LENO, plain and figured do.
Laced VEILS.
Worked CAP PATTERNS.’
Laced ditto. BORDERS.
DIMITIES—a great choice.
• Cambric DlMlTY—corded do.
Linen CAMBRICS.
Plain and checked cotton, and filk and cotton
CHAMBRAYS.
Book and jaconet MUSLIN HANDKER.
CHIEFS.
• Damafk Silk SHAWLS.*
? plain do. do.
$ embroidered Mo flin do.
Silk and camel’s hair SHAWLS.
Black, white, buff and flaw fringed, and cot
ton cambric do.
A variety of fafliionable coloured and black
fringed SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Bine and red China checked do.
Bandanna do.
Men’s Moflin CRAVATS.
A variety of Linen and Cotton POCKET
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Sooty ROMALS and GILLA.
Black and coloured CRAPES.
Black, white and green plain GAUZES.
Black and white Rutland do.—Love do.
Bieck, white and brown BUCKRUM.
Black aad white MILLINETS.
A variety of falhionable India, French and
Italian black aad coloured SILKS lor
gowns.
ift chop of colored SATIN for Cloaks.
Block India SATINS, eft and 3d quality.
Englilh aad Italian flout ribbed ditto, failable
for Geatlemen’a Veils.
Plain and figured MUSLINBT, JANE and
MARSEILLES, for ditto.
Black, Blue, Buff, Yellow, and Olive plain,
ribbed aod twilled VELVETS—a great
choice.
THICKSETS and CORDUROYS.
Ift Chop India bine & yellow NANKEENS,
by paca age piece or other wife >
Elizabeth Croade,
[No. 42, of Vol. XIV.]
Eogfilh blue, black aid colored do. of «vry
defcriprioo.
Striped NANKINETS, do, do.
Black nod coloored Silk do. do.
Black, blue, olive & mixed, twilled & antwilfed
grandurills.
BOGLEPORES.
JEANS aod FUSTIANS.
Black & colored SATINS,for Ladtna Bonnets.
MODES, SARSNETS and PERSIANS.
A areat variety of falhionablo RIBBONS,
* TASTES and EDGINGS.
Black and white LACES—ao afforlment.
Black and colored GALOONS.
Plain and figured Velvet BINDINGS;
Black, cinnamon, lead, green & Murray, Silk
VELVETS, fehabfe for Ladiei Sbawli, &c.
Black and colored, Falhionable Willow BON
NETTS.
Straw, ditto, a great Choice,
Cane aod Willow SHEETS.
26 & 28 loch Silk UMBRELLAS.
26 do. Cotton, ditto.
A variety of Ladiea Walking Suck PARA
SOLS.
Scotch THREADS—colored do.
TAPES and BOBBINS
SILK, TWIST, and BUTTONS.
QUALITY and SHOE BINDINGS—aII co-
Ladies* block and colored extra l>ng French
and Eagliih plain & pic me Silk GLOVES,
a great choice.
Black and colored do. do. MITTS.
Black and colored cotton MIT TS A G LOVES.
Long Kid do.
Silk aod cotton BRACES.
Glove TITES.
Geotlemen’a black and coloured Silk and Cot
ton GLOVES.
Common and beft beaver, and leaned dog. (km
Gloves.
Kid and Morocco SLIPPERS.
Black Velvet and Florentine do
Silk, 61k aod cotton plaio aod ribbed black,
white and coloored cotton HOSE.
Vandyke aod hemp do.
Ladiea* black, white and colored cotton ditto,
with lace Clocks.
A variety of ivory, bone, and other wood-ttick
FANS.— Tiffany do.
| k j OIL CLOTHS, &c. Ac.
WARREN: PUBLISHED NEAR THE POST-OFFICE) BY NATHANIEL PHILLIP
A few articles in the stationary
linb, fuch a* quarto andcommon Bible*, Tef
lament*, Rippon'* Hymn*, Watt*’ Pfalm* and
Hytant, Spelling Book*, Aldan** Jft and ad
vol*, and Reading Book*. Preceptor*, Geogra
phie«, Diftionaria*. Arithmetic*, Bowditcb’a
Pradical Navigator, Rom<ord*« Effay*, Writ
ing Paper, Copy Slip*. Walkdea’* Ink-Pow
der, Ink-Stand*, Sand-Boxe*. Dutch Quill*,
Slate*; red and black Moiocco Pocket Book*,
Ac. Ac. Ac.
Shovel*, Fiat Iron*, Warming Pam, Sho
vel* end Tong*, Knirei tod Fork*, Feo and
JaclcKoive*, Neil and Shoe Hammer*, Candlc
fitck*, Dc*k and Draw Trimming*, Door,
Cheft, Copboard, Stock aad Trunk Lock*, Ga
gin and doable warded pad do. ; Hinge*, Door
and Table Batt*. Saw*, Filet, Cbiffcl*, Plane
Iron*, Table and Tea Spoon*, Block-tio Tea-
Pot*, Hoof*, Hearth, Clothe* and Shoe Brofli
e*, Waiter*, Scoffer* and Snuffer Tray*, brafe,
japanned end common Thumb Latcbe*, patent
Trowel*, Carpenter’* Rale*, Size Stick*, Pin
cer* and Nippers, Chiffel* and Gaage*, Tea
Canifteri, Razor*, Sheep Shear*, Cotton and
Wool Card*, Spectacle*, and many other*, too
nomerout to mention.
An affortmemof Nail* and Brad*.-—Ger
man Heart and Club, Crawley and Halback,
Englilh and Philadelphia Steel, &c.
London PEWTER.
Platter*, Plate*, Baton*, Porringer*, Pint and
Quart Pou.
Bo fl on and New-York SNUFF, per
W. India GOODS & GROCERIES.
among nubitb art,
Weft-India Rum, French and
Spanifh Brandy, Holland Gin, Sherry, Vi
donia and Malaga Wine*, Imperial, Hylon-
Young Hyton, Hflon-ikin, Souchong and Bo*
bee Tea*, white and brown Sogers, Loaf do.
Molaffet, Flour, Rice, Coffee, Gruflee, Rai
fina.Pimen'o, B'ack Popper, Cinnamon,Clove*,
Nutmeg*, Ginger, Almond*, Si arch, bar and
toaving Soap, &c. &e.
Cotton Warp and Filling, at the
Factory price*.
Leather and hair TRUNKS.
’War a bn, Jant 6, 1806.
Save your Rags ! !
CASH givta far titan Ctttta anti Linet
RAGS, at the Print tog-Office,
LOOKING-GLASSES g
a hnadfeme efforimeat.
HARD-WARE—viz.—
An affortment of TIN-WARE.
bladder.
SATURDAY, JULY 19» j8o6 «
NOTICE is hereby given, That the
Subfcriber hai been duly appointed Ad
miniftratrix to the left Will and Ttjauitut of
NATHANIEL HOWLAND,
late of thia Town, Mariner, deceafed ; aod have
taken upon her thatTruft by giving Bondi as
the Law diredi.—All Pprfona having Demanda
apoa the laid Eftato, are requofted to exhibit
the fame on or before the Ift Dey of Septem
ber 1 and all Indebted to the ftid Eftaie, are
called upon to moke Payment, to
Nicholas Pic«, Atttrmy ftr
Hannah Howland.
•Brijbl, July n, 1806.
THE Subfcriber being on a Jour
ney, and wilhing to be quit of every
needlefi Incumbrance, reqoefti all that are in.
debtod to him by Note or Book, to make im
mediate Payment, to enable him to pay hit juft
Dcbta, together with a little (pending Money
to bear hit Expencei on the Road Thoje
who do not comply with th:i Requcft within
Three Mouths, muft expeft that there Accounts
will bo lodged in the Hindi of an Attorney.
ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
•Brijttl, July 8. 1806.
LORD Auckland thought it unneceffary
to argue the queition at any length, at 1
noOle lords on the other fide had not brought I
forward any ftatement to (how that no neceffity
cxifted (or referring to other meant befideithe
refoorcet of thia coontry for the fopply of the
Colonies. To (how the fallacy of the reafen
jog which went to (how that by fech a meafore
our (hipping and our commerce would be in
jured and decreafed, he would ftate the refelli
of paperi on their lordlhipi* table, which prov
ed the direft contrary. In 1793, the number
of trading veffels in tbo Britiih empire, was
16,000, their tonnage 1,500,000, and the
number of (eamen employed in them 119,000.
In 1804, the number of vefieli was 21,000,
their tonnage 2,200,000, and the number of
(eamen employed in them 153,000 ; and this
during the continued operations of tho(e fe(«
penfioni of the Navigation Aft io the Weft-
Indies, againft which noble lords on the other
fide now fo loudly proteded. In the exporta
tion of our manufactures alfe to the Weft-In
dies, inftead of a diminution, a great increafe
appeared. The greateft quantity exported
thither in any year of peace was i,800,0001.
whilft, upon an average of the laft five years,
the quantity was 3,300,000!. In every point
of view, therefore, thia meafure was far from
being detrimental to our commerce and our
(hipping- He denied that there was any alarm
upon the febjeft. The provifion trade of De
fend in particular were fatiified, as beef and
pork had been recently excepted from the ar
ticles to be imported into the Weft-Indies from
America.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT-
Lord Grbn vr llb could not conceive the
utility, opoo a difeuffion like the prefent, of
entering into the confideration of abftraA qaef
tiont, foch a* that propounded by the Noble
Lord (Hawkefbory) io the form of a fuppofl
tioo, that at tome future period the ioterefl* of
our commerce and navigation might clafh.—-
He did not believe that all hiftory or eiperi
ence would fornifh any inftance of this nature
nor did he believe that the queftioo wa* likely
to arife. He had always confidered that the
increafeof ear navigation, and oar Ihip-baild
ing intereft. He could not either fee the ne
ceffity of introducing any difeaffion a* wbat
might be proper to be done during a period of
peace ; no man knew nor could any human be
ing forefe* at what period peace might arrive ;
to confider, therefore, what might, or might
not be proper to be done at any tndefioate pe
riod, wa* totally irrcveleot to the prefeot
non. There wa* one error into which iome
»Statefmen were apt to fall, that of fopporting
old inllttutiont when the circomfiancet which
gave birth to them had ceafed, or had been
materially changed. He thought the Noble
Lord had contended for oor Navigation Law*
in all their ftri&neft, withoot a doe coo ft dera
tion of the change of circomftance* which had
taken place fioce thofe certainly wife and falo
tary law* were enaAed. He would not, how
ever, enter further, at prefear, into lhe con
ftderatioo of thia (übjeA. The Bill now be
fore the Hoofe wa* founded on propofitiont fo
plain, that he wa* furprifed at the debate
which had taken place upon it. Noble Lord*,
on the other fide, had, in objcAing to the Bill,
condemned their former coodcA ; be woold,
however, defend them againft tbemfelve* ;Abeir
conduA, with refpeA to the Weft-Indie*, had
been diAated by a due regard fo the ioterefl*
of lhe Colonie*, and had received the approba
tion of Parliament. The prefent meafare wa*
founded on the fame principle*, with only the
difference, that the power and refponfibility
were vetted where they ought properly 10 be
placed, in the Executive Goreramcnt,
BRITAIN.
House or Lords, May 6.
Trade between the Weft-Indies and America.
fc? TAKE NOTICE.
(concludbd.)
Lord. Eldon thought that the Bill west
to enaft a new principle for which no neceffity
had been fhown. He regretted that Coonfel
hid aot been heard for the petitioners againft
it, and that the Houle was therefore not ia
pofleffion of the real ftate of the cafe.
Lord Shbpfield protefted againft the
affertioua made by thole noble Lords who h d
fopported the Bill, mod of which, be faid,
could have been difproved if the petitioners
had been heard.
The Bill was read a fecond time and com
mitted (or Thnrfday.
Lord Hawkbsbusy gave notice that ba
(hould move, io the committee, to limit the
duretion of the bill either to the cad ot next
Seffion or the commencement of the year 1808.
—Adjourned.
LATE and INTERESTING
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Rscbivid by rbcint arrivals at niw-
YORK, LONDON DATII TO MAY 2).
GERMANY. viin na, may 25.
K/f VAN OUBRIL, formerly fec
retary to the Ruffian legation,
has arrived here from Peterfburg, and
confirms the report of the evacution of
Cattaro by the Ruffians j by which all
the former reports are contradicted and
filenced. M. Van Oubril, we are af
fured, is at prefent ready to go to Par
is, to open negotiations for a general
peace.
M. Ruffin, who was appointed to
the confulate at Peterfburg, pafied
through Berlin from St. Peterfburg the
31ft May, as a courier to Pans. The
caufe of his journey was believed to be
of a pacific nature.
The cuftomary prefents for the
minifters of the Porte, in confequence
of the recent treaty of alliance between
the former and Ruffia, arrived at Con
ftantinople the 15th April. Thefe
prefents were eftimated at 300,000 pi-
I aftres.
Since the appointment of Count
Keller, as third Minifter of State,
fevera) Councils have been held,at fame
of which the King has prefided ; the
fubjeft of them was a confederation of
the effe&s which the meafures taken
againft England have produced, and
the confequences their adoption have
already had upon Pruffia. On thefe
points differences have arifen between
Count Haugwitz, and Count Kel
ler, the former infifting upon the ex
pediency of perfevering in the fteps al
ready taken, while the latter urged the
neceffity of an active change in their
policy, from a confederation of the ru
inous effects which have enfued. The
King is faid to be fo impreffed with
the propriety of Count Keller’s rea
soning, as to have defired him to fug
ged the means he thought moft likely
to lead to reconciliation, and to avert
from his fubjedts the evils which threat
ened them. Haugwitz, it is faid,
has felt fo much hurt at this, that he
demanded leave to retire for a few
weeks to his eftate in Silefia, which hat
been granted. The fir ft ftep taken by
Count Keller, has been to fend or
ders to all the Pruffian ports in the
Baltic, not to obftrudt the entrance or
I departure of any Britifh fhips, but to
treat them in a friendly manner,—
Hamburg Correfpondcotcn, of the
nth of May.
The fteps adopted by this coun
try refpeding Pruffiahave occafioned a
CHANGE IN THE CABINET OF
BERLIN. Count Haugwitz, (the
devoted tool of Bonaparte) has re
tired from office j and Count Keller.
has fucceeded to the full adminiftra
tion of public affairs. He has been
requefted by his Pruffian Majefly to
fuggeft the means likely to effed a re
conciliation with this country. The
fuft ftep taken was to dired that Brit-
ENGLAND. London, may at-
RUMOUR OF PEACE WITH PRUSSIA
PRUSSIA.
[Whole No. 708.]
BtULIX, MAY J.