The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-07-04 00:00:00, page 3

Tt is a testimony due to a man who acted a
very consistant and dignifietl part in the 10th
‘Congress, to recall his name at this interes
ting moment to the memory of the nation.
We allude to Grerge Washington Campbell,
¢f the State of Tennesse. -He voted for the
embargo ; he adhered toit to the last ; and
when he found his monitory voice no moré
availing in the House of Representatives, he
reiinquished a situation which he could no
Jonger occupy with gredit to himself nor
with honour te the nation. Such examples
. of potitical rectitude are rare ; but in propor
:o-u; their rareness the recollection of
em ought to be cherished in a Republick.
5 | Virgima Argus.
last as long as we shall remember the war
, they wage dowan to this Instant against our
seamen going (0 market on the hirh scas, by
forcing them to captivity and death. They
ought to be remembered as long as the
British have remembered the Popish plet,
and their pretended fears against the Catho
lick reli,gron.
'ln the U.:States, we have information of
nur dowmesick prosperity. The account iroin
Lexingion, Kca. is very flatterviry-. It has al
vcady 9 rope wulks, each working 100 tons
©i_hemp anhually, besides 4 cotton bagging
{.ctories, oue of sailcloith, and 3 munufaciories
for spinning cotton, and for ca;,Jdus®, ?csidcs
many handicrafta. Theyp have twos banks and
enge insurance company of 100,000 dollars,
which gave 10 per cent for ¢ average of
» the 5 last years. In Tennessce, the same
apirit prevuils. A sum has been collecied for a
cotton factory in Sumner county, under Gen.
Winchester, and another near Nashville, up
up Micßeddes’s new construction, beside
Such as are in successful experiinent.
~ On the other band the Republicans are not
* only the gainers in point of numbers, but of
cudowments. Dr. Mitchell will be with them.
And young Paulding, of News York, who
ranks as a man of taleuts. Mr. Henry Clay,
too, of Kentucky, who offers to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr.
Howard, will mgst probably be successful.
His abilities are an honour to this, his native
:&a;lc. [ RicAmond Inguirer.
Arrived on the 19th iast.in Hampton Roads,
the French privateer Revench du Cerf, Capt.
Bonne, of 4 guns and 50 men. The account
given by the muster of this privateer, is that
she satied from Chaviesion om 22th April,
bound to Franceestbhat having experienced a
heavy gale ol wind, which caused the vessel
to.strain and leak very much, and having lost
soin spars, it was necessary to muke for a
port of sutety, which as this was the nearest,
she put inte this port for refitment. The
master reports 60 packuges of dry govds on
board, which be says, he took out of a Spianish
vessel, at sch. "
This is a very fair story, which those who
please, may believe. ' This is the privatcer
who fired on a coasting vessel going into
Charleston, and by which a passenger was
wounded. As we understand a strict inves
tigation in makiyg by the cullcctor and Com
tuodore Rogers, we shall offer no remarks on
the subject at present, nor state the reports
which are in circulation, { Lodger.
~ Therefore, the opposition which the feder
alists maintained against the e:abargo is the
canse of the seizure of American properiyin
France.,
The federslists wiil lose groundin the 13th
Coagress ¢ All the talents in the country” are
dwindling away —=As to the Senate Mr. Pick
ering will be out, in all human probability e
*r. Hillhouse will be out, and in his place, a
less capablg successour.~As to the House
of Representatives, Mr., Duna wiil be out.—
My, Gardenier will be out—=F. B. Key is
contemned, as haviug been a Biitish pensi
nor.
It is frequently asked by the anti-Republis
can party in our country==kHow long these
orations, and Julf parades are to last 7 Why
truly they ought to last as long as the Briush
war made on this country shall last==a bloody
aeven years' war, to subject us in all cases, to
laws of a Britsh Purliamnent. They ought to
American ships could not haye been seiz
ed by the French, it they had been detained
in,the ports of the United States,
The embargo would have detained them,
and the Republicans were in fuvour of the
ambaiygo. :
®7™ And by the way, i$ it not somewhat
curious, that this geniueman who provesto
have heen 2 British pensioner, should be so
generousiy coverced by the muntle of federdl
torgetfulness, whilst Gen. Wilkiason is hun
ted down on suspicion only ¢! Where is this
saving virtue in P. B. Key ! Whny isit bet
terin him to be proved guilty, than for anoth
er to be suspected ! Itis in his stars ? Oris
it from the superiour excellence of Gold or
Silver ! Do British guineas tarnish the paim
less than Spanish milled dollars ? ,
The federalists opposed the embargo : the
embargo was repeaied-=the vessels put to
4.
~ The Legislature of Néw-Hampshire have
teselected the Hon. Nickolas Gilman, for six
years frog the 4th of March next ; and the
ton. Charles Cutts, for three years, in place
of Hon. Nakum Parker, resigned.
UNITED STATES SENATOR,
A French Privateer Uaugha,
MISCELLANY,
SOUND LOGICK.
[ Virginia Argus.
Essex, Reg,
W. Amos M. Atwell, Juniour Grand Warden.
W. John lirovd, Grand Secretary. 2
M. William Wilkinsen, Grand Treasurer,
W. Christopher Rhodes, (irtind Seniour Peacon.
W. Edward Easton, Grand Juruour Deacen.
. Rewand W. A V. Grieweld, Grand Cliaplain,
Y W. Daniel W. Barker, Grand Marshall.
| W. William D ugiass, Grand Swerd Bearer.
. HONOURARY MEMBEWRS,
The TaMmaxy Sociery, or Corvmpran Ox.
pex, No. 2, of the State of Rhode-Island,” will cele
brate the Fourth of July, 1810, in & manner, worthy
of the occasion. The ciuzens of this and the ncigh.
bourmg Towns, and visiting strangers, who ure
friends 1« the Federal Union, and to the Liberties,
Independence and Constitutional authorities of their
Country are respectiuily invited to jon s the cele
bration. "
The Society will mceet in the Répresentatives
Chamber in the State-House at eight 6'clock, m the
mOrning to transact necessary business; and pees
cisely at 10 o’clock the Procession will be formed on
the Parade—and procecd up the south side of Was-
Ling ton-square, down Sprigwtresy, and Fraokiin.
street, up Thaomesastreer and Morlboro’-suicet to (he
Mehiodist Chappel. \ ‘
For the accommodation &Y die Ladies, the doors
of the Chabpe! will be apened at 10 o’clock., The v
are resprcifully solicited to take the wi'll pews below
and side gallery—leaving the front galiery for the
singers, and \he body pews below for the prodess.on.,
the Qvition the Procession will firm ygain i the samie
order, proceed lp M Iboro’ sirect—througl Fare
well-stpeet, ws Lot as Libriy Tece, dowpn Thanes
street, up theé paradis to tie Sutcdors, o 2
4. The Father in Council and Scribe 10 the Council
of Sachiems.
5 The Rev. Clergy and Orator of the Duy,
6. His Honour the Licut Governour and Stite Sena.
wors preceedad by the High Sheriff
of this Counvy,
7. The Sachem of the !’aaver Tribe.
Alank, or Stane ird Bearer., «
Okamuaw, Tribe Hunter or Marshall.
Beaver Tribe in Double Files
Makawalaw, or Scribe. ) |
-, 8 The Lagle Trive in the same ordee.”
9. The Otter Tribe.
10. The Panther Tribe,
11. The Bear I'ribe.
12. The Raitlesnake ‘Viibe.
13. The Tortuise Tribe.
14. Band of Musick.
15 The Tyger 11iibe,’
16. t'he Deer Tribe.
17. The Builaloe Tribe. ;
18. The Ruccoon Tribe.
; 19. The Wolf ' rnibe, )
20 The Fox Tribe
21. Mursh#tis of the Day.
22. Membeis of Cor ress and CMeors of the
~ General Governnent,
23. Menioers of the State Legislature,
24. Judges and Clork of the Supreny: Court.
257 Justices & Cierk of the Court of Common Pleas.
20, Justices of g Poace and Publick Notaries.,
27. Fown Council, Vyeasurer and Clerk, precceded
by the Town Scrgeant,
28. Officers of the Avrmy and Nuvy,
20¢ Major Gencral of (e Militga and \ids,
30. Militin Officers, General, Re Stenial wid stafls.
31, Civil Otficers of the United States. )
32, Socicty of Cincinnati,
30, Macme aucie Ly
34. Mochunick Assori tinn, -
' 35. Criwoens and Strangers.
We have been mbormed that tne Lown's
Committee Huve determined 1o - m't the resd
ing of the Declaration ot Avictican badepen
dence this duy. We can hardiy give credit
to this information, oithough we believe
many of the Federal piriy would be willing o
destroy every sentiment that gave rise o the
establishment of onr present happy forin of
government—yet ii is presumed they will con
sider this as too glanine and bare-face o
and bave a tendency 1o open the eyes of maa
wha have becn blinded by their sophistry and
delusion. We hope the reading of that ele
gant and munly state paper will be kept up at
every new anniversary of onr enioncipation
from slavery, so long as the memary of ity
illustrious author shail live in the Losoms of
freemen, and while Republicenism shail con
tinue to be principle of the Americans.
Accounts trom all parts of the union, spear
of the brilliunt preparation for celebrating the
present Anniversary of our National Inde
pendence. Jn Boston the Republicans and
Federalists seem to vie with each other in the
splendour of their fezes, A ship, drawn by
17 horses, full rigged will pass through seve
ral streets in Boston, thence over the Bridge
to Bunker’s Hill in Charlestown, firing su
lutes at diffgrent intervals —a loom @t woik—
and youths bearing the implements of hus
bandry. . These splendid preparations do
honour to the patriotism of the Republicans.
In the evening there will be a grand display
of Fire works. In Providence the Tammany
Séciety will celebrate the day with uncom
mon splendour. ]
The annual meeting of the GRAND LODGE
OF FREE AND ACCEPTED Misowns, of the
State of Rhode-Island, &7¢c. was held on Mon
day the 25th ult.at Masens’ Hall, in this town,
when the foliowing brethren wege elected 1o
the offices affixed to their names, viz :
M. W. Fphraim Bowen, Jun. G~and Master.
R. W. Sylvesier Chald, Jun. D. Grand Master.
W. John Cartisls, Seniour Grand Warden.
Brothers, Joseph Tillinghast, Richard Muthony, Ir
real, Davis, Siephen Gano, Joseph C. Mauren Ebene.
zer Cole, dphn Davis, John Price.
94.544 barrels and 6,359 half barrels of
Flour were inspected at Alexandria during
the six monihs picecding the Jith duy of
Juse iustant. |
2. The Sagamore, bearing the Cap of . Liberty, at
~ tended by two Musiers o Ceremonies.
3. The Grand Sachem and Tressurcr.
THIRTY- FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
D
GDLUAT NATIONAL JUBILEE.
WEDNESDAY, JULY @ \BlO.
ORDER OF PROGCESSNIO.V. &
NLEIWPORT
1. The Wiskinkie.
MASONICK.
In Germany, Haydn, the celebrated musical compo
sert 3 Among fas eflects lately sold was & parvot which
e hud taught 10 sing several Dutch Airs,
In Hurlingion, 25th of Jyne, Orivern Kenvary,
aged 57 «—He was in the field with two of his broths
crsy hoeing corn, and dropped down and expired in
an instunt. ;
'l“‘ul'; tollowing arrangements have been
lixed upon to be observed in the cel
sbration of the Fourth of July next :
. ORDER OF PROCLESSION.
At Falmowi!, Jumaica, on the 15th of June, Anwy
Svivestex, 4 free black women, al the very advan
ced age of 133 years. She lived in the neighbours
hood of Puncons at the time of dhe earthquake,
which happencd at Pore-Royal, in the yesr 1692, and
from Ber own sccount must have beenabout 15 years
old. She hadat one time children, grand-children,
and greategrand children, to the nunber of 82. It
is somewhut remarkable that she never lost a tooth
from the time she was grown up—nor wore spectas
cleg, a 8 her ¢ye-sight was sifficiently strong to do
comion eedie work, Gil within a fortnight r?s-ﬁore
hee death, | She was 4 motlerly and inmane erdature
was much heloved among her neighbours, and ‘res
tuned hes faculties to within a few minutes of her
deceanse, y
Entered—sloop Fame, Eari, New-York : do, Nane
cy, Huvclnd, do. s Kivng Sun, Pervy, Boston,
Cleared-=sliip Eagle, Tobey, New-York, sloop”
Fame, Hathavway, do, ; do. Defiance, Grecne, Alexuns
dria; do. Golden Age, B, New.Yerk, s _
WHERI‘.AS. on the night of the
, 16th of October, Jnno Domini 1808, the
house of the subscriber was broken open, and in
formagion being obtained that said house was broken
open by Capt. HOLDER CH ASE 24, of Portamouth,
R 7T; a ?the sail CHASE having abseonded, the
above Re"wazrd, with all necessary charges paid, wil
be given ‘o any person who will appfehend and com
mit him to Jail, if taken out of this State. 1 apﬁ:c
hended and committed to Jail in tins State, a 9 Re
wara of TWENTY.FIVFE DOLLARS, with all ne
cessary charges paid, will be given.
Theabove named Hunaway is abowt 5 fees 11 meh
es high, well buili, of pallid eountenance, hair rath
or h.-ulforw obe given t : o
d’ ‘:ﬁ'r'/&. AS FISH,
Portmaster, Doviomewh, B L
Portsmonth, B. L May 10 "
Independent Volunteérs—Col. Fhomas 1). Stall.
Musick and Stundards.
Newport Avtillery=-~Cupt. Benjamin Fry,
Militia,
Officers of the Navy.
Military Oflicers of the Umted Stotea,
Citizens.
. Strangers.
Mechanical Association,
M.rine Society.
Socicty of the Cincinnati,
O#ficers of the Customs.
Town Treasurer and T'own Clerk,
Town Council, preceded by Town Sergeant,
© Justices of the Peace.
Judges of the Courts, :
Representatives in General Assembly,
State Senators.
Members of Congress,
General Treasurcr.
His Honour the Lieutewant Governour,
Orator of the Day,
! Clergy. . \':"
Committee of Arrmgefnu. T
' shenff.
Marshalls of the Day.
The Proceagion to [orm on Washinrten-squere,and
at half post 9/ o%clock A. M. Move up the south side
of the square, Qown Sprivg-strees, through Franklin
street, and up Thames-street, to the Second Baptist
Mecting-House, After the Oration, the Procession
will again form in Farewell-street, proceed down
Poglar-street, threugh MW usiing ton-street, up the Long
wharf, 1o Waehington-square.
Wiarstam Devyis, Esq. Col.Jamezs Peary, and
Mij. Horarloo 8. Dexren, Marshalls of the Day,
Simeen NMortin, Chri:!ophcr]
Fowler,Christopher . Champ- | - :
hn, Dandel heldon,James Per- m Tomx f"
ry, Benjamin Fiy, Thomas 1). mmm'::::n“
Stall, iFitiam Dennis, & Ho- “ng '
ratio 8. Dexter. ;
DIED, »
At sea, on the 15th of January last, Capt. SanMvEL
G. Hupsoxn, of this town, aged 35 vears. He was
well knawn among big filcuds and acquaintance, as
an houest, indystrious, and cnter rising citizen. Ay
a husband, he was fithful uur affectionate=—us a
parent, tender and indulgent—as a son, brother, and
friend, he was dutiful, attentive und sincere. lln the
prime of life, and wmidst the fondest expecta
oi his bereaved family, he has been cailed to pass
“ TMat bourn, whence o T'raveXer refurne,”
and has let® & disconsolate wife and seviral small
childien to Yoment his loss.
/\N adjourned wmectng of the TAM.
A MANY SOCIETY, or CoruMmpian Orpeg,
wil be held THIS MORNING,. [being the 4th
of the 4nonth of “ Homs,”] at the Council Fire
VY heir Grest Wigwai, in the State House, precigely
at hull-past 8 o'clock.
By order of e Grand Suchem.
" WILLIAM SIMONS, Secretary.
Mnth of Igns, the tih,
Sewcon of Liossoms, ) ) July 4.
Fear af Discovery, 310. :
The Beaver Tribe, No. 2, will celebrate
the approaching Anniversary of American
Independence. The Seciety invite the atten
dance ol wll citizens who are friendly to the
Administration and goverMuent of our couns
wy. Sulteble arrangemenits age made, and
bidces i the procession assigned for the
dilicrent civil and military publick characters.
See pdvertisment nnder Newport head.
Ly order of the Grand Sachemy, :
MWou. SIMONS, “ccreary.
At Slddletorm, £ i 1 ' on the Cdth uit by the
gv. Mr. Eddy, Capt. Jou v Burrovgus, ' Miss
dßonkruL Auuey, deughter of Mr. John Alien,
At New-York, Mr. Soiomon D. Gissow, prdprie
e of the Cuy Hotel, 10 whe wmiabic Mas Axa
Magin.
Fifty Dollars Reward !
LaadivivdNy SOCHS LY, ok
TAMMANY SOCIETY, or
COLUMBIAN ORDER.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
COLUMBIAIN ORDER.
MARING. LIST.
M RIED.
m,[mm Dmﬁ&,) &
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Respeefuly wnjerms Lis frigids and e
v Publlcky .
T-li AT he has taken the House formery .’
' occupied by Wiciaam Avay, oh the muin
‘road, leading to the Bﬁdﬁ:. Where bhe propusid
keeping & House of Publick Entertainment. hadicd
‘and Gentlemen, Parties of Pleusure, and Traveliiry
who may call on him will peceive every sllentiong
and the best accommodations in hes power, to bestow,
N. R l"‘.(‘-;% and (:cll"("ll\n{ll muy e wis
commodated with Boarding, on applicaion us übuty,
~ Portsmeuth, July 4, 1810. ' ogw *
William S. Nichols,
’ . . b
Informs tts Cusiomiers in Qown 4w Count?y)
' TMAT he bas just received fram New- ki
- Britunnia Tea Pots and Tumlbiers ; Pldee
Castors ; best and common plated Candlesticks ; du‘
ccante labels; battle stands ;' a generad wsschiment o,
’{np{an'd tea and sinitter Trays § wine waiters ; bnj‘
wshots and tew caddies; silver mounted Elaiss
“whips ; walking sticks ; real windsor so'nr undawabih
balls ; moroeco pocket, note and peneil buoks'; tos
toise shell combs ; fancy beads ; edr diobps, nodt
of roses ; essences ; sleel pens, &e with & yaviciy”
of such other articles as are genevallylownd inw lahe
. ¢y Swre, P e ' ‘
. JUST RECEIVED,
" w=IN ADDITION TO PHE ABOFP-
An assortmentof Cutlery s dlopmdeweiry und silves
Ware as usual, ' : ¢ vy :
June 27 15;6'.\.
—“—-M‘l
- Looking -Gluss Plates, Jewelry, &,
Sol . 2 o e B R
N ICHOLAS. GLEFFROY, informs.
his Customers uhd Friends, thut he has j‘-'ﬁr
received fram the munufactovies i Burope, #i &
sortment of LQUKING-GLASS PLATEN, wy forimem”
Iy, which will be veady tor sule in a tew days, us l'odh,'
us they can be Sitted in franes. \ ; rowry
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
I I.\S just received, and offers for sule
' A o 1 the most liberal terms at his new 'Qtutw
wry Office, No. 118, Thames-sireet, A 8 Bl Haug
A complete and clegant "Assortment of
Legul, Cuommercial, and Nolurial Bihkspciited od
supcridur Paper, and the fiopt sigle of i Urintingy
Art—among which are the following, viz; ' = ¢
Deeds, ¢ ' Bills of Sale.”* <"
Puwers of Attorney, Shippiog Papers, |
Reclarations on Promss | Coastery’ .\lan&fémz -
suvy Notes, 1 Blank Chécks o ”
Do. on Book Accounts, Bunks in ;ﬂ’b.[nh,’ ™
Ludentures, % Bills of Exchange,
Bills of Lading, | Sewman’s Jovwrnals, S
, oAiso—Just recgived. an Assortruent of q‘mﬁg'ﬂ
of various prices, from 35 to 100 ceats. STA
ARY as usuul.; Dk Aty
‘Munagers® Lists of the fortunate Numbers in t ‘
7th Cluss of Hatfield Bridge Lostery, muy Bk seen df
«this Uffice, TR vyt
| No 118 Thames-stree’ } June ‘7
Euxchanre and Lottery Office,Q o ,
A complete assortment of Cutlery 3 Teas
Pots ; Pocket-Books ; Suspenders; Gold Lacey bras @
Mundirons, Shovels and Tongs ; Windsor So'p*
Btarch; Huic-Powder; warranted water-proof Lagn .
Wlacking ; Scotch und Mucgobpy Snufl—sand mdny]
other articles, too nunicrous o particularize,
The Wawch Repairing Business 15 carviod
on a¥ ususl~=Also manufuctures Silver wird Gold,
Wark, and Jewelry, in che highest [e¥fection,” Filas
gree and Pear] Work. Htif{&'&rh-kﬂhmck.' d.iélf 3
ent shapes, round, octagon, and flut lace shuﬁu'." '
‘The highest price given for eld Gold wnd Silver,
agreeable to its standard.© ' >y
He thunks his friends for their cystome—atd w‘ijh
scll those articles at a vey small advance, ' "
Newport, Jan. 24, 1810, * 5 LSN
' . % B e .
RAISINS.
. @ R a 7
F: 'R SALE, about 260 Boxes of Mus¢
detl Raising of an exceilent quality by the ¢
Liy or single box,uppli' o’ ; W
JAMES PERRY, No. 322, Thames-sireet)s¥
STEPHEN DEBLOIS, No. 36, Spring-sirédl
Newport, June 20, Al LR S RTS W 0 Y
.BERIAH ELDRED,
R EsPLCTFULLY i s s iriends
R und the publiick in general that he has peiner
ed from Wickfo-d, 1o Newport, into the Housé T4t
built by WaLLiaw MumForD, N 0 ==, Mitl-srrrs
where he intends to keep o« Grocery-Store and Pulw
lick louse. for the accommodation of ang l‘d]q
Genileman, thay m:.sy please to call on bim.” "7"
Newport, April 25 1810, R ‘
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‘ NOTICE.
THE Co-pnrtncrs_h? of the st,lb;ﬂc(t
" bers, under the firm of Leonard Cogv{“l,
Co. is, by Wulual conseiit, dissolved. AT persrad
Faving demands on, or indebted {o suid ‘rm,'il’o‘w
quesied 10 call for immediaye i?tﬂcﬂk Qg ey e muiEE
“ LINUS R. LEONARIT,
GEORGE COGGESHALL,
« WILLIAM FALES, "~
HENRY SMITH.
Bristol, June 26, 18190. oy 15w,
i . :
N WPORE BANK, 77
OTICE i< hereby given, that 1
N half yearly * vidend ‘wAll be Jechresd
ﬁoid on -()NZA v, the 24 Jay‘ of Ju‘) nciwo_
who by the Books of the Bank, appear to by MUSES
holders. o the 25U nst. - : TRt o T
yanean % PRI SURARM AR, cshe
A By Ovd, +f President an veprtors.
oe S odaf I’t'ul.!(;K AUCTION,
On THURSHAY, the 19th dny of July, at Pawd '
| . h(uc" Bridge, w l!'am-m ' -8
iA LL the workmg Tools of the .
A Mr. Paul Stillman, cowp ﬁ*'*-mlﬂg, miplet ;
VW(I‘\P: r}’ Clock nd !u%ﬁmfeﬁ' Tools -
maleridls, Gold and Silversiy &, Guie lo obine
.!"f"‘“ ﬂ?ﬂ’l‘uk.ip . Hhuon e U SHLE
Ydoncy, Jupe 3F 7 g AT
Henry Y. Cranston & €¢,
H:'\ Vliv just received, and offer fof,
sale on very reasonable s, At their Audh
tion and Commission a:ore.-...94, 'ﬂuuoﬁ'l‘gt}l"ﬂ;
<5 Pipes Countly GIN, |/ | e"‘ ’
8 holfdo, do. da. 'Of superiour qua
10 Hdds. 3d. proof W.l. RUM, Reo A{*
; ‘ . Apri' 7§,
CALL AND Sk,
A 0 o Adiigm