The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-21 00:00:00, page 3

9 FROM LISBOY.
Py Capt. Bardlett, from Lisbon, accounts
gre to Nov. 6. The araies cemained in the
There is a report, that, sitce the Negocia
tion for the return of Mr. Canning to the
Cubinet failed, overtures have been made to
Lord Sidmouth, and his tviends, to join the
present Administration ; and, certiinly, a
friendly intercourse subsists between them.
It is expected that Lord Sidwouth, will take
the place ot Presideat of the Council, in the
room of Earl Camden—aind that Mr. Ba
thurst will succeed Mr. Ryder as Secretary
for the Home Department. The Earl of
Buckinghanishire will also, it is suid, be pla
ced in a conspicious situation.
It is stated, in a Ministerial paper, thot the
case of Lucien Bonspurte, has been submite
ted to the Lawyers, and the question put,
whether, from the circumstancesunder which
be fell into our power, we have a right to
constitute him a prisoner of war, The Law
yers have decided in the affirmative, and
government have determined to act accor
dingly. A ship of war has, in consequence,
been sent out to Malta, to take him on board,
and te comvoy him, his family, and eflccts, 1o
this country.
A parvagraph, in the Paris Monlteurstates,
that Gen. Drouet, with the troops under bis
command, which is an entire corps of tle
French, is proceeding to Aimeida, to keep
open Maussena's communications in the rear
~=~in fact, to ce-operate with Massena in any
smanner he may have occasion for.
The French, Emperour has issueda decree
mitting the importation into France of co
c:m Produce now in Holstein, which muy
be the cargoes of vessels captured by the
Dunes, provided however that on entry at
Hamburg the new dusies shall be paid there
on ; and that the declarations of the facts
should be made at Humburg before Nov. 1.
The Admiralty have made known to the
merchants of Lyod’s Coficeshouse that the
increase of the number of French privateers
fitted and fitting trom the varions ports in
the Channcl, and the North SCd, 15 bcyunw
precedent ; bul that every possible attention
would be paid to the protection of trude.
A violent gale of wind hus been experien
ced in the Bay of Biscay, and sirong {ears ave
eritertained for ths safety of the vessels and
persons edgaged in an expedition from Co
runna to the Spanish places held by the french
on the Bay.
Letters were yesterday obtained from Dor
deaux of the date of the 17th this month. By
these we learn that 5000 treops, 2000 of them
Dutch, had entered that place between the
12th Oct. and the day on which the letter was
written.
The last accounts from the scat of govern
ment furnish no important intelhigence. The
necessary arrangments for doing business and
the appeintment of standing commitiees is
the only businucss yet brought forward., Our
limits preclude the pubiication of all the do
cument accecmpanyiog the Pressidents Mes
suge——we have selccted such as are deemed
most lteresting.
Capt. Gruy, who arrived yesterday, left
Londun on the Ist of November ; at which
time the Orders of Council had not heen re
fCalcd, and it was not known what was the
ntention of the British goevermment on the
jubjcct.
We received London papers to the 31st of
October-——(4 days the latest )—f{rom which the
following articles are copied :—[ /fos. Pui.]
Londan, Oct, 31—The King has been in
disposed for several days, ‘n consequence of
a cold. The following Bulletins were pub.
lished by his Physicians yesierday wind the day
before. Oct, 29, 1810,
Has come to our knowledsc, which proves
thet not one cent of the Umte. States Bank
Siock would quit this conntry at the expirie
tion of the Churter. A merchunt in London
writes his fiiend in Balitimore, thot he was a
fraid to insure the vesscl, &c. in Lougon, us
there was no confidence between man and
man ; that they daily were in dread of sowe
terrible shock : therefore, he adds, ™ vest
the prvoceeds of cargo, e in American stuek,
Now, we affirm, that no mun who regurds
money will place itin English funds ; and
we have nothing to fear except from a disas
trous trade, furcher submission. and uncon
stitutional Banks, Balt, Whyg.
The King has been indisposed for a few
days pasi. His Muajesty has had a fever, and
his nights have becn restiess ; but he has hud
scveral hours sleep this morning.”
Uct. 30, 1810, 10 d'cluck, A, M~The
King has passed a restiess night, und His
majesty ismuch the same to day as yesterday.
Bernadotte, the French Crown Prince of
Sweden, has ariived in Zealand ; and one
letter mentions that he lunaed at Helsingbure,
in Sweden, OQct. 20, under a salute of all
the batteries.
It is again said that Austria bas made a
Treaty with France, and engaged to assist
her with 80,000 soldiers.
Russia has proposed to renew negociations
with Turkey, and to give up the miin points
in dispute, viz. the possession of Moldavia &
Wallachia. This 1s thought to be owing to
the Russlan jealousy of Franmce.
An attempt has been made on the life of
Gustavus Adoiphus, the late king of Sweden.
NEWPORT :
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1810.
—--.-
AN IMPORTANT FACT
Latest fiom England.
BOSTON, DEC. 18,
JAnd be it furiher enacted, That the above Act be
published in both the newspapers printed in this tewn.
A trae Copy—Jttent,
JONA. ALMY, Conncil Clerk.
Jnd wherews complaint hath been made to the town
corneil, by s number of Uhie inhabitants of this W,
at they have sustain d grest damage by dogs run.
ning at large in the nigut, and Killing snd worrying
their sheep : Theret re,
Pe tenacted, Thnt atax of Twe Dollars per head,
for each and every Dog, kept within the himits of this
town, be asscsscd upon the Masters, Mistresses, or
heads of Famiiics, in whose houses such Dog or Dogs,
iy be kept.
vind be it further enacted, That upon due proofhar.
ing been made 1o the Collector, by the owner orown.
ers, that any Dog or Degs,taxed Izvt:.is Act hath bYeen
killed, he or she shall be excused paying said tax.
And be it further enacted, That every owner of a
Dog shall, within fifteen days from the publication of
this Act,put a collaron the neck of sueh Dog, with
the name of the owner thereon. And it at the ex.
piration of said time, every D:: which may be found
withont such =ollar, shall be understood as not having
any owner, and may be killed by any person whatev.
er.
At a Speciad Town-Council, holilon at
the Hsuse of the Clerk, in Newpors, en Tuesday De
cember-4th, A. D. 1810,
}ylfﬁkl’fd-ﬁ' the General Assembly of this State,
at their session, holden in January, 1210, wu.
thorized and empowered the town-councils of the sev
eral towns i the state,tomipose such Tax or Tares on
every peison, withintheir respective towns, who shail
own or keep any Dogor Doge,as they may think peop.
ery and also to make such orders, hyeduws and regu
intions, (o previmt damege being done to sheep and
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MARRIED,
In this town. on Sunday eveuing last, at the ud.
Baptist Meeting-house, by the Kov. Nir. Gioson, M.
Benjamin H. Piixax, 10 Miss Mary STAN
nork, daughter of the late Mr. Edward stanhope.
On Sunduy evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Eady,
Mr. SAxroup Bery, to Mi-s SukLy MeX, Giu
ghter of Mr. Gearge Roex, both of Lhts tovwi.
On the b instant. ov the Rev. Mr. Ecay, Mr.
Joux Hrenes of New-York, to Mss Mary b,
Hawgixs, of this town.
Ui Wadnesday cvening last, by the Lov. M. Gib
son, Mr. Wrrnnsan MEeELViLLE, W Miss oURLY
HurTLesToNE, budh of tns wowi.
Al Drastel, by e kev, . White, Mr. Timo-
THY PEIRCE, 10 Miss Brilegy VEBLOLS, Oulijn
ter of the late Steplicn Debiois, Esy. volh ol dus
Lowi,
VU iu L.
A Special mecting of he SOCIRAL UNION,
will be beld THIS EVENING, the 21si
Wiow wtthe wsual ume and pisce. A general at
Wndance of e Mcmbers 1s roguestad,
JOUN BOWLN, Sec'y.
Newpor', Decemier, 2u, ilBlu.
same positions as at the previous dutes. Kach
party was employed in strengtbening his pe
sitions, and there were frequent skicuishes.
It was reported that 6000 French had passed
to the South side of the Tagus in boats, snd
» Portuguese divisiop was sent egainst them.
I'he embargo still remained, but vessels of
ten hud specizl permission to siil. The city
and Anglo-Portuguese siny were well sup
plied with provisions.
It was renored at Lisbon, that the French
troops had with-drawn trom belore Cadizyind
were expected to ussist Massena In this
cuse, the detatchment said w have crossed
the Tagus, might be intended w join them
in operations on the South side of that river.
The Portuguese Goverunment have fixed
the maximum price of flour ut 18 dollars und
50 cents.
Diri,
In Weles, CEng ) Mr.Cxawsuaw, possesscd of
neal Five Mituons of Dollars, tie whole of wailch he
Had acquiredan the lron Wade, within the lust 40 ycais
" Catlelica Seminary Lottery.
HL deawiog of tve #reacniown Caho-
T lck Scrunary Lottery, wavg Cians, wiil
positiveily coiminence on the 13 Mo NDA Y
of March next, (sickuess or death excepiod.)
Persons having arawn Tickers in the present
Class, and who have regiected taking ont the
Sulne, are hereby requested to call linmeui
ately, or they wiil be scaied up end lodged
with the Town Clerk of this town, lor e
benefit of those persons oniy who purchased
their tckets of the Munagers or soine person
legally authorized by thew o sell the same.
PARDON TILLINGLHAST,
THOMAS b RY, Manaugera.
GLORGE CARD,
B TICKETS may be hua of either of
the Managers, and at the Oflce of Lue Aavde
ssland Republican, if cailcd for soon.
East-Greenwich, Dee. 21.
V QTE D, That Messrs, W, Hunter, Joln Culoone
and Benjomin Hezard, be, and ey are hercby
appointe o Committee, for the pupuse of lettng out
st Pubuck Aucuon,the cnambers of thie GRANARY,
upon & repairing Lewse for a term not excecding
ten yenrs, the repairs wnd alierations that may be
made LY the Leusee or Leasees, (o be done under the
divection of the said Counuit ce.
AGREEABLY to the loregoing Vote, the prems
ires will be let «t aucnion, on FRIDAY, the 28th Dee.
inst. Conditions ef the Lease then o be mude known,
WM., HUNTER,
JOHN CAHOUNE, S Commirtee.
B. HAZARD,
N()'l‘lC[’. is hereby yiven, That on Tues
day the fusy day of Junuary next, the halfs
yearly Divdend will be declaied and paid o such
peisots as the books of the Bunk will shiew 0 be
Stockho!ders en the 25th st
AN adionrned wcciing of the TAM.
MANY SCCIETY, or Covvvunian Orpmy,
will be lheld oo MONDAY EVEATLG, 24th Dec.
Pcing the 24th of the month of * Gumes™] at the
‘ouncil Fire of their Grest Wigwam, in the State
House, preciscly at the geing down of the sun.
By erder of Consvant Tanew, Grend Sachem,
WILLIAM SIMUNS, Meoretary.
Season of Hunting,
Yeur of Discovery, 319 §
Nonth of Games, 218, Dec. 21,
Noiice us bikiowico gever, That on Wednes
day, the sccond day of suid January, a general meet.
ing of the Stockholders will tuke place at he State-
House, in Newport, st halfspast two o'clock, ». N,
tor the clection of Direetors, and transaction of (ke
necessury business of saod Bank.
By evder of the President and Divectors,
JOUIN 1. SHEARMAN, Cusliter,
Newpori, Dec. 12, 1810,
Ixmn MS the publick in general, and his friends
in particular, that he has opened a small wssornt
ment of the most upproved STATIONARY, com
prising, among other, the following articles, viz.
Paper—ioolscap, pot, lewter, gilt and black
edyed, of the various descriptions ;
Quills, from 75 10 25 cents, per bunch
Pocket Books, from $3 to g‘ ecach
Penkiives, an assortinent ;
Backgammon Tables ;
Scales and Dividers ;
Ink Stands, Scaling Wax;
Sand Boxzes, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap ;
Bladk Lead Pencils, ke, ke. &e.
Besides a variety ofarticles too nume?u te mention
ALSOFOR SALIS
The Genuine English Permanent lnk, for marking
Linen, and a constant supply of the celcbrated thiree
slit metalick Steel l’cm-—ul(wl.ich will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices.-—~CALL AND SKE.
Exchange and Lottery Olffice
No. 118, Thames-Street,
Newport, April 10th, 1810
THF. Stockholders of the Rhode-Tsland In.
surance Company, are hereby noubed, That &
general mecting will be held at the St c-ifouse,
Newport, on Wednesday, the 20 day o Jonuery noxt
at hait-pust two o’clock, » m. fur the ¢ vction of Di.
rectors, and transaction of such other business as
muy be thought necessa y,
Nesepart, Dee 14, 1810,
T subserilers Laving entered into
partnership, under the Address of
D A @ & . Leonard,
intend to have conmantly for sale, & veby general as
sortment of Groceries, and Ship-Chanalery articles;
will do all intheir power to give squsfaction Lo thar
customers, and gratefully wcknowlcdye the smallest
fuvour, DAVID A LEONARD,
Restol, Dee. 120 GEORGE W LEONARD,
. A. & G. W. Leonard,
all those irdebted to him, or having unadiusted de
munds aguwnst lum are requested w 0 call for imme
diate seitiement. ‘Those who are indebied o the
Fost-Uffice for smull amounts i arrearsges ol post.
wge on newspapers, letiers, e, are requested also
to make payment without dely,as the trouble of cal-
Ling on them v person cunnot be uttended to. Long
stunding accounis, notes and nivenrs of postage will
be ndiscrimately prosccuted unless pad immediate
ly. “Uhg subscriber hopes that this notice may be
nccepted as wsufficient apology for uny prosceutions
that tay be comenced without furdies advice.
Biswl, Dee, 12. D. A. DLONARD.
I_l \S just received, and oilers for sale
on the most liberal terms «t bis new Station.
ary Uthce, No. 118, Thames-sirved,
A complete and clegant Assortment of
Legal, Commercial, and Noturial Blanks, printed on
superiouy Paper, and the fivst style of the Printing
Art—among which are the following, via :
of viurious prices, from 25 to 100 cents. STATION
ALY as usouul,
Deeds, ' ~ Bills of Sule.
Powers of Attorney, hipping Papers,
Beclarations on Promiss | Cousters’ Munifests,
sary Notes, Blank Checks on the
Do. on Book Accounts, Bunks in Newport,
Wndentures, Bills of Exchange,
Bills of Lading, Seaman's Journals, ke,
dlse—=Just received an Assortment of Penknives
Munagers’ Lists of the fortunate Numbers nth
7th Class of Hatfield Bridge Lottery, may be in &
this Office. . .
Exchange and Lao.tery Office,
No. 181 Thames -atret, June 37.
in 4own. daceling, JNoveniber ¢, 1810.
ﬁ S the business i the subseriber will
heveafter, be transected under the Firm of
. l,UbL‘Ll\ UL,
RUODLE-AISLAND INSURANCE
» COMPANY,.
Dee. 12
New Stationary Ofhece.
TAMMANY SOCIF'TY,on
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
Culanrt UNaRSHILP,
NLWEPURLD BANK.
JOSIAH C, SHAW,
COLUMBIAN ORDER.
CALL AND SEE.
B atness,
JOoNa. ALMY, Town Clerk,
Sk
10 be sold, at Publick Auction; by order
of the Supreme Judicial Court, the following
Real Estaiey late belonging 4o HENRY b 5 4R=
PER, deceased, viz,
A Certain Farm, lying in Exeter, containing 100
acres and 40 square rods, with a Declling
House und other buildings thereon, The suid Fue
tute is conveniently divided into meadow, pasture and
wood-land; it has a very theifty orchard of cxeellent
fruit-trees ; and is well watered. The sile 10 coni.
mence on the 20th duy of the 12th month next, at the
11th hour m the morning. Sale to be on the Fremises,
Als iy certain Farm,iving in Sotth-Kings
- ton, containing shout 118 acres of Land, with a Luge
~elegant and convenient Dwelling-House, pleasantly
- situated neai the post-rond and the salt wuter ponds,
The situation is mviting for a gentleman’s country
seat, and wus formerly 3»9 residence ot the late John
Potter, Esq. The goodniss of the soil, and the ad
vantages of the fisheries, ure all too well known to
require a more rarticular description. The sale of
this estute will he held on the promiscs, on the first
second day of the first month, 1811, at the 11th hour
i nthe morning.
The above Fstates will Le sold under the
incumbrance of the dower of Henry Barber’s widow,
and the deeds will eonvey 1o the puichasers all the
right and title of the suid Henry in the premises st
the time of his decease. Conditions will be nude
known on the respective days of sale.
THOMAS B HAZARD, Adminmstrator,
South-Kingstown, 11th month, 21s;, 1510,
F‘\)R SALE, by the subsertber, a val.
usble FARM, very pleusantly situsted in the
wwn of Muddiewwn, about 4 miles from Newvort,
wdjouiing the river, on the east side of (e IR,
Where there is good fishivg wid fowling, sid near te
the beuch, sffording plenty of manire, The Farm
conta'ne about 40 or 50 acrves of excellent Lurd, a
good Dwelling-House and Out-Buildings, fenced w th
stone wall, well watered, wid an Orchinrd thereon of
the bewt grafied fruit trees, just coming 1o matwiiny,
For terms, apply to the sulscitber, on the pron sy,
WILLIAM TAGGAKT,
Middle own, Nov. 7, 1810.
i' Ul( b‘\‘.‘l‘d’
A FARM, lviug in Famestown, ples
santly situated about balf a mile porth from
My Toonas R.Coxauon's Ferry, containing 71 we
cres of excellsnt Lind, joining the main roud, winh a
liouse, Burn wnd Com-House. Swid Fum husa
brautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone wall, and
v well watered, An indisputsble title will be pivewm
For furiher particuturs, inguive of the subscriben
Lving ontoe premises. JOUN W EEDEN, jow
Jaumesiown, Oct, 10, 1810,
FOR SALE OR TO LI 0,
dnd possession given 25(h Murch neat.
A convernan Dvciing-Hovseurd Shon,
with a good yard, in the villsge of Wiekfird, Ens
quire of GEO: W. TILLINGUAT, .
Wickford, Nov. 2F, 1810, .
¥ I ‘HAT pleasantly sitnated HOUSE,
No. 11, Prospect' Hill, formerly occupiec by
cupt. Joskru Baxen. Said Mousc contuins cveiy
necessary wccowmodation ; wel of good water, gurs
den, &e. &e. For further purticulars, spply to
Oct. 31. JOSEPH bRIGGS
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FUUND. off the west side of Blocklsland, on the
on the 15th ult, a small Anchor, weiginng be
tween three und four bundred pounds, with & part of
the Cible, The owner may have it again by callh g
on the subscriber, proving property, wnd paying the
incidental churges., FKEEMAN MOUTT,
A ew-Shereham, Dec. 3, 18106,
A LARGE convenient buliding, weil built
and entirely new, situated on Lung whart, tor
merly the property of Charles Cozzens, It l)os been
improved by L'rm us a MHutter's-shop, but wmay be
converted into a store, at a trifling expense;-aiso,
A House, No. 12, Long-whwtf. Evevit of
Nov, 14, JOUN J ALLAN.
v I ‘HE. Fothering Place Farm, (wo culled)
situnte on Point-Judith, Seuth-Kingatouwny, now
improved by Mr. Natnanien Aamstrkona, Nove
need apply but those who can give good securivy tor
the payment of the rent,
CARDER HAZARD.
Q N elegant Musket, entirely new, with a
Royonet—Lnquire at the oflice of the
dihvde«lsland Repinblican, Nov. 14,
O.\‘E new Stage Coach, Also,~two Coaches snd
Harpess. They will Le sold chenp und on 8
liberal credit. Plesse enguire st the ofice of the
Rhode-Iniind Repribkiousn,
July B d®
l.'( all its variety executed with e'egance and des.
patch, and on the eherpest terns porcilic st the
Office of the ARORE-ISLAND REPYRLICAN.
Norwich, (Con.) Nov. 14.
FRESH GOODS.
FOKR SALL OR 10 LET,
VALUAGLE FARM.
ANCHOR FOUND.
TO BE LET,
FOR SALE,
FOR SALL,
PRINTING,
TO LT,
cles, not particularized,
w for cash. nov, 21.
T:ble Cloths, 64 74,
Diupers,
Coleraiu Shirtings.,
Colowed Canbiicks,
Ditto, Whiw, 44 and
0-4
Huir Cord, do. Linen do
Faney Musling,
Handana, Fiag, Barcele
na and Linen Hade'ts,
India Cotrons, :
Brown Linens, \
Silk Ginghams. C'ld do.
Calicoes,
Fumiture Chintz,
Lace silk wund cotton Arm.-
lers,
Evglish silk Hose,