The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-05-15 00:00:00, page 3

- m¥lesium. Look at thelr vondue! w!orc
© they biave been able to putin prectise the
~ mild forlearance they preach to oth . ri--Look
at New-York, where it is shrewdly suspected
that mxineny gave them a majority in the
conn-il of '.sppafntmeuts ~s-gvery Republicen,
every kero of the revolution, whom they
found in office, they have driven out, to make
raom for wretches wha in the struggle for
liherty took refuge under-the British cannon,
~='runturs who led the enemy through the
country, and shared the plunder of our confla
& ated vill:=ges.
Look also at Massachusetts, where besides
We have received 3 Communication, in answer to
‘the false, scanlalous and malicious statements in the
_ Jast Merenry, relztive to the proceedings of the Gen.
eral Assembly. It was received tooﬁte for inser
'ﬁmk.h this paper. We shall however insert it next
wee
, Tune Haste to the Wedding .
VYOLUNTEERS.
they cver support their eomntry’s rights, and never
surcender onr liberty and independence.
By Geaeval Hyw'anl (Afier the President had
_retired.) Ve fim, Consrant TAangr—An honcst
man is the noblest work of Gol, - |
' At 2 o’clock, the Society repaired to the
voom over the Brick Market, wberve ' ex
cclient dinner was provided by C.pt. Beni
au Fupxen. Neurone hundred and forty
persons sat down together, and the utmust
grder and harmony prevailed through the en
terrainment. The Hon. Covsrant Tasen
Eresi.‘lcdusiued by the Hon. Brx: . ilowiLasy,
aprJosiy Eronensand Capt.Jous Canooxe,
4 Vice Presidents.
On Saturday last being the Anniversary o'
the Tammauny Seciety, or Columbian Order,
the Beaver Tribe, No. 3, in this town, cele
brated the duy. In the morning the Aweri
can Standard was boisted at Fort Wolcott and
in various purts of the town. At 10 o’clock
the Socicty met at their Great Wigwam, and
formed a procession, accompanied by a band
of musick, which praceeded down the parade,
up Thames-street, thrsugh Marlboro’-street,
to the Methodist Chapel: Owing to the in
disposition of My, Hazanrp, the Léwg Talk
w.s not delivered ; but a very numerous and
crowded aucience were highly gratified with
an appropriate moral and religivus Discourse,
by the Rev. Mr.'Webb. In the course of his
observations he expatiated on the Llessings
which Gop, in manitold instances had confer
red on this favoured land, and reminded us of
the gratitude and love we owed to that serce
trom which all our prosperity was derived.
A excelidnt choir of stngers pectormed se
et pieces of musick for the occasion, which
aflorded the highest pleasure and sadisfaction.
After the services were over the Society re
turned 1o their Wigwam, in the same decent
and orderly manner, they had procecded from
it -
other instinces of political proscription under
the emiadle Gore, a Court which gave the
gredtest luciiity to business, was @oolsfic
and for what 7 Why forsooth, because it was
created ysnder a Republican adpiinistration
an.l its ok.:ers were not ALy federal,
[New-Hampehire Gazettee.)
After the cloth was removed "¢ following
toasts were drank accompanied with musick.
TOASTS. .
1. Tumnmmg«While we ¥y to emulate his
Acroick virtues, may we never forget his pliiuniiropy
and benevoence. 3 cheers. Tune ladiza Chigf
2. The Grand Sachkem of our Natign—Muiy the
splendonr of his wisdom, and the dignified mcus.
wes of his administeation, strike a dread unpon. for
eign ewvissaries. 9 checrs. Presid-ut's Murch.
,g? Dur reiived Chief—The sage of Monticello, the
phitosaphier and friend of man—to him heaith, happi
ness, and along life. 6 cheers. \
Tune Jefferson and Isherty.
4. Our Great Father in Council, George Clinton—
The wurriour and the statesmap. 6 cheers.
. - ‘Tane York Pusileers.
“§, The memory of those warriours who bruvely
fought and bled in the cause of Preedom. '
Py : Tune Walabon: March.
6. JAmeriaan Indepeadence~="Toae Great Spiric pro
tected us \hrouﬂn the horrours of a sanguinary war,
for its accompii ut, may we ever chiciush the in
est’, üble blessing. Tane Tankey Doodle.
7. The Sons.of Tummuny throughout the Uuited
States—When Liberty siall be assailed, and when
the Rights of Man shail be ipvaded, they will repair
to their Wigwam, and swear by the spirit of their
Yathers, 10 “ live free or die” 9 cheers.
/ WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1810,
~ We Jearn that the hoat which was found on
the shore of the Roam farm, (advertized o
our last piper,) heionged to Mr. Joseph
Knowles of Prudenes ; and tha Mre. Knowies
and a workman, whose nawe we have noj
leirut were drowaed. :
¥ ' ~ Tunc itise Columbia.
- 8 May we ofiertoall nations the Calutact of
Peace, anl never unbury tie Tommahawk il our
country’s 80«1 resuires it. . Tane Liberty.
9. Our Chain of Union-=M\ay it exiend round the
world, snd unite mankind in the bonds of love and
'fﬁcmhh% , Tune Association.
.19, Our R.d Brethren—May they be aided and
encouraged ia the aris of Puaceethe use of the
Plough and the Loom, and cni’_oy ‘most supremely,
all the blessings of civilized life. 3 cheers.
Tuane Ruwral Felicity .
11. JAgriculiure, Manufuctrres, and Comm:ice—
Deace, «nd the Artesf Peace—When foreiza powers,
sccking for despotick sway, shall deluge whe old
world in bload and rapine, may thy genial ray irrad
jate and cheer this happy land. 3 cheers.
. Tune Hail Columbia.
' 12. The Ddy we celehrate—Doudly dear to Free
men—it heing the Birth Day of the pawon of our
Qcder, and tﬁc Amniversary of the Aeauisitian of
Louisiana. 3 cheers. Tune ludian Philosoper
. 15. The Fair Daughters ¢f Columbia—May their
smiles be the reward of patriotism, and their ;rowm
appal the wretch who would attempt to sever * Our
Chain of Union.” 6 cheers. ;
o ANNIVERSARY
@f Tammany Society, or Columbian Order.
D D
Neewrußl
)
The infimous reports und fulse publica
tions on this subject, induce us to lay before
the publick the following statement, written
by f:tlcman who was in .\'cw?ort at t:’
Nlate election, and docoments, copied from t
originals in the oftice of the Secrcm'wf State
by one of the editors of this paper. ¢ have
thought it our duty, as advocates of the gause,
of truth and (,:usticp to collect and fublkh
them ;* Col. Gardaer knows nothing of this ;
hed he have been applied to, a complete uc
count of the whole affair might have been ob
tsined ; the following, however, we consider,
amply sufficient to dissipate. the calumnics
propagated by sham:: less partisans.
“ The following article, which originally
appeared in the Aewpori Morcury, and has
since been extracted into the common reser
viour of filth and falsehood, the Providence
Americun, ought not obe suffered o pass
without a comment.
¢ Jonathan Nichols, Esq.elected 3d justice
of the court of common pleas for the oounty
of Keny, is a federalist, und was chosen by a
majerity of four votes, in opposition to Saw
uel Gurdner, the democratick candidate, who
u few years since was convicted of the atroci
ous crime of arson, and was sentenced to be
publickly whipped at the cart’s tail, on the
bare back,whizn sentence was duly exccuted.
—These fucts were stated and admitted, and
yet the election: of this culprit was strenuous
ly advocuted by His Exceliency the Gover
nour, and by Nathaniel Hazard, Esq. and fin
ally received the votes of 34 democratick
wembers, in opposition to an honest man ! \”’
It is faise, that Mr. Gardner was ever con
victed of the crime of arson, or that he was
ever guilty of any crime. What was the re
al nature of the ciime of which he was un
justly accused wiil presently be shewn. - It
is likewise fulse, that his clection was strens
uously ndvocated by His YVxcellency the Gov.
When the objections to the election of Mr.
Gardner were stuedy the Governour arose
and vicrely communicated to the two fouses
wit . ud heard several veurs since from
the l:te judge Bourne, who was one. of Mr.
Guardrer’s council at the triul aliuded to, and
who expressed to the Gavernour kisfirm per
suation, that the conviction was an errongous
one, and that Mr. Gurdner was entirely Inno
cent of the crime with which ne wus charg
ed. But the Governourwent no further thun
to vindicate a fellow citizen from calumag ;
=nd on that eccasion, nor on any other which
sccured at the late session of the G.oueral
Assembly, did he advocate the clection of any
oi the candidates for office,
The folinwine docnment will shew how
much credit the statement in question merits
in other resnects, and ow well-founded were
the vbjections ta Mr. Gardrer’s election,
Jt a General Juemblf. June 1787.
Whereas Samucl Gaidner, of Exeter, in the county
of Washington, yeomen, preferred a petition and re
presented unt - ‘his Assembly, that at a Superiow
Court held at Ear-Greemwich, in the county ork'ml,
he was indicted tor aiding and a<sisting in burning a
barn beloning to' Odimicl Gorton, Esq. and some hay
belonging to Rufus Speacer, Esq. :‘gut at the said
Uourth:fd in April, A. D. 1782, he was convicted
and semtenced to receive corporal punishment,there
by a great stigma was cast upon himo : That his con.
duet before and since hath evinced to the people ac
large, tuat he bas ever led a sober life, und is an in
dustrious man : That he labours under a very great
disadvantage in having the said )udgmeut of court
now standing in Full force against him : And that
many members of this Assembiy and other worthy
characterscan tesily, thut lus conduct as a good
citizen and an indusitious honest niun cunnot be guin- -
sayed : And thereupon he prayed this Assembly for
relicf : And the premises Leing duly considered, It
is Voted, und ltesvlved, That the said Samuel Gard.
ner be and he is hereby fully and smply restored to
all the rights, privileges and immunities of a free cit
izen of this State, in the sane menngr as though no
;‘uch convigtion and sentence bad been had aguinst
m.”
THE liMVERLIL MARRIAGE.
The dct.ils of celgbrations, and equipage.
pogeantry and show, in consequence of the
marriage of the Emperour and Maria Louisa
occupy the almost exclusive attention of the
foreign Jourgals. .
The bride set off on the 13th for Paris.
N:npoleon was to proceed to Compiegne on
the 23, to wait for her arrive.
Every day new particulars transpire reld
In addition to the above it may be stated,
that Mr. G rdoer his ever bovoe o fuir and
irreproachable character—=has heen succes
sively choscn a member of the General As
sembly for several years; a Licatenant-Col.
of the Militwey 3 und « Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas fur the County of Kent ; «ii
which offices he has sustiined with hopeur to
himself, and adventage 1o the Swuate. That
he was not elected to the office for which he
was a candidate in the late election, is to be
attributed entirely to the number of new
members who were unzciuainted with the
circumstances attending this so often refused
calumny,”’
To "the Hon. General Assembly of the State aforesaid,
rro.l‘;‘;md at Neaporty, on we 2d Mounduy of Jirne,
Most humbly cheweth Samuel Gardver, of Exeter,
in the County of" W as/unglon, ycotnuh, that he was in
dicted al a Superiont Cowrt holden in Kaet-Creen
wech, i the County of Koy for wding and assisting,
&e, (48 i the vote below )= that althoweh entively .n
-noacenl of the facty vet nevertheless ot siid Conrt Loi
denin Apnl, A. D. 1782, the prejudice of the people
was so strong ovainst him, that he was .convicted und
sciiienced, dc. («s in the vote below.
The Emperour and King hus ordered the
inspectors of the imperial kitchens, in future,
not Lo nse any other sugar thaa that of grapes.
YoM JTLE PLOVIDR..CL RLUXENIX.
“STATE OF RUCDERISILAND.
- COL. GARDNER'S CASE.
FOREIGN.
SAMUEL GARDNER.
PARES, M nenw 17.
. The scandalous and libellous publieation in the
' last Mereary, may be considercd as aspecimien of the
- mad ravingsof that par y, who have done every thing
in their power to destroy the liberties of this countey.
- Wherever the Republican ticket has been suecessiul
~ hese Aones! purtizans have attributed it to fesud wnd
sdeception, An many parts of the countiy fraud wnd
deception hus done much 1o establish republicanism!
butnot in the way these wretches pectend Lo say it s
itis the fraud and deeeprion ob the federal purty
that has opened the eves of the honest yeomonry,
whoe souls are sbove the paltey lrking arts of a s
of fietwus and designing tederalists, whose object is
Cand as been to reduce us 1o subserviency w Britan,
Vermont, Ncw-Humpshire, Massachusetts, Rhode-ls~
lund snd N. York, have given noble specistens of the
operation of this frand and deception on the mindsof
Tthe peartce—yet these erchusively honest men, this
British junto, ore not willing the m*jority should rule,
but are dewermimed if British gold au devery contemt
ible artifice will piocuce the cflect, that they will
trample on the rights and privileges of freg wen. It
behoves the Republicans to watch thig faction, for al.
though they are at present <.umbled in the dust, yet
their rancour and venom still ¢xists ; and wherever
they can by stratagem or [raud carry into operation
their wicked schemges, they will assuredly do it,
- ve to the testrvijes which will tike Mvh
’ conaec uence of tle murriige of His “ujt.l{..
the Enmpercur. Amoug other guoines, it
! suidy there will Le a graud tournament in the
manner of our uncestors, in the Champ de
AMars, in which the illustrious Empress will,
with her own hands, distribute the crowns
.and prizes to the conquerours.
The diamond which ornaments the hilt of
Bonaparte’s sword is worth 12 millices of
francs which is three times the value of the
celebrated Orleans dinmond.
Admiral Cochrane, it is said, has discharged all the
. American scamen serving under umpressments in tie
sjuadron off Guadaloupe. [ Boston Chronicle.)
* The value of the jewels umd nuptial orna
ments which Napoleon has destined for his
bride, are estimated at 18 millions of fruncs,
- Sketch of the intendended New-Ewmpress
of Frunce 1= In figure she is below the
middle size ; gracefuliy formed in the neck
~und shoulders, with u complexion of the most
delicate whiteness ; u nosc somewhat inclin
ed to the Romun ; eyes of the most brilhamt
bjue, and a profusion of shinin+ flaxen hair,
that reaches nearly to the ground ; her hunds
and leet most delicately shuped ; her lips are
truly Austrian ; however, when opened by a
smile, they discover a set of teeth, most heau
tifully arranged, and exquisitely white. 1| re-
AT a meetiage of the Board of Direc.
tors of the PROGRESSIVE COMPANY on
the 9th inst, Jt was Voted, That all demands of the
Company on Stockholders, on uccount of sl ires by
‘hem ho{don. if not settled on or hefore the 20th of
June next, be put in suit without discrimination,
" Voted, That all those why are indebted to said
Company by Note or Book account, be requested
through the medium of the two papers printed in
this town, to call and settle the same on or before the
last day of June next, as they then will be ludged in
the hands of an Attemey for eollection,
By order of the Boardaof Directors,
HENRY ¥. CRANSTON, Sec'ry. Pro. Tem.
Newport, Muy 16, 1810, °
At Hingham, Maes. on Wednesday last, M. jor
General Beny. Lisconw. Heis well known us one
of thase Hlustrions patriots who bravely fought for
tie on hilshment of American Tndependeace,
VAT pleasantly situated louse, No. 11, Prospect
T mn.f.m,'o"‘fcm»,c.» Jouon Baxen—
Said House containg cvery necessary asccommodation ;
vdl.ofgw:’;m: gerden, &c.luc. For further
parieu SAP T JosEPH BRIGUS.
Newport, May 9, 1819.
A ludy recently arrived from Paris, reports
*hat Bonaparte has desired different architects
to send him models for en obelisk, to be raised
on the Place de Ll/ouis XV. were Louis XV,
was guillotined, to the memory of that unfor
tunate monarch, and that he intends to have a
general Fast observed ot the anniversary of
lils death, and high mass to be said ! ! !
In this town, on Monday last, Mrs. Many Hor
rLoway, wife of Capt. Danicl Holloway, in the 53d
year of her age. The funeral will proceed this af
teenoon, at 3 o'clock, from his house i Biowd-street,,
where the friends and velations are requested 10 at
tend without further invitation. : L
\Vi lEREAS, on the night of the
" 16th of October, Anne Domini 1808, the
house of the subscribef was bLroken dpen, und in
formation being obtained that said housé was broken
open by ::rl fiowr:u CHASE 24, of Portementi,
R.l; the sard CHASE luvﬁ abscomded, the
above Reward, with ail necessary charges paid, will
be given to a‘nl person who will apprebend andd com
mit him to Jail, if taken out of this State~l appre.
hended and commmitted to Jail in this State, & Re.
wara of TWENTY.FIVE DOLLARS, with sll pe
cessury charges puid, will be given.
The above named Ringway is about 5 feet 11 inch
es high, well buil,%f pallid countenance, hais rutl
or dark —lnformation to be given to
ARTEMAS FISH,
Poastmaster, P ovismouwsh, R.l
Portsmouth, R. 1. May 16. ' g
member to have seen her own lovely Auvat
taken from her mother in just such a transi
tory blaze of beuuty, joytuily expecting to fill
a long established throne ; and afterwurds |
saw her {ull the victim to her subjeciy=—on a
scaffold !
The Playmate, capt. Hacker, arrived here
vesterday from London, spoke 10th April a
Briuish frigate, the captsin ofwhich informed,
that Cadiz was in frosscssion of the French,
Fifty Dollars Reward !
GOOD NEWS-IF TRUE!
Cadiz said to be taken,
To be Let,
NOTICE.
DILD,
[ Bos. Gaz.
. } . 20 ™ W o ‘!-‘
TAMMANY SOCTETY, on
i ~, SO A .
AN adjourned n«ctux‘d the TAM.
il e ek on PRMIAY EVENING, [or g o 20k
W on |
of their Great m, in \ prec
e e
- By orderof tle : Wl .
C WILLIAM SIMONS, Secvetang,
“ Secson of Flowar's 7 1
Wonth of ** Flowars,! the IQA, Muy © 6
Yeur of Discosery, 318. | .
-"——-—!—-—-—-'—-—-—-—-W
Miniature Painting,
AND SHADING IN PROVILE.
MV USSKS. T Nixon, &W, Bache,
Printers and Profileists, at Mrs. Cortreirs,’
No. 128, Phames sivert, veturn their grateful thanks
o 1:;' Ladies wd (;‘mnk‘llnen of J\Wl,ﬁw!h:\ ‘ﬁb
togethor with avLw o e seipmmimodationdt oy
era®patron thie) have ulr ox Whicky
wha have been prevemed by engagements orindispos
sition from sitting: for their Likencaves, indugesthem
‘0 prolung their stay in town,for two or thiee weeks.
By uncxampied and higily flanering suge
cess that has stteaded thym, they are emboldened to
say that their ¢ formances, Both i point of likes
ness and cdeganey of excemion, surpusses any thing
of the Kind that hus bitherto been attempted in
Rhode-Jelind ;=1 d vespeettully invit the Ladien
‘.-.;:;i Gentlemen uz .'\rﬂd:t” avail anmaﬁ;u of
e opportunity Lpw effered,to get W ' ones.
S ﬁ!:‘ the umu{l sum uftwo mf:m’f colours, twene
ty five ceuts shadid, or twenmy five conts ¢ set gut in
papen - Wb eaods M
-’\ “ e
’ I "HE Subgcriber napectfully joforms:
the Inhabitnts of Ncwmthl he bas (akea
the House lutely “«““f““ by Mr, Janns LNAO N,
in Pellaomestrect, and that ge intends '&h
various branches of the hoaling Ary, in this ~ Hm
lmp;;. by muuidsm:; attention to thodduﬁn of b}
Ki.- frisnuds und :lu Mek‘\mak ~ .._ '
ruiession, o menit the co e ahd purona
. SOHK R. THURSIGN, M. D.
Newport, May 10, 1810. |
m:—-—--—-*—-—f‘-.ﬁl‘-‘f-ﬁ—-—-—:—m{
R ESPECTFULLY informs his fr&'pdl
“and the publiick in general thut he has renioy -
ed from Wickfond, to Newport, into the’ House lwely
built by Wi tam Mumreun, Ao - .Mam
where he intends W keep & Groeery-Store snd
lick House- for the accommadation of any Geutles
man, that may plesse to eall on him. : g
NC*p"ﬂ. Apl'n ”. mwo , . 4 o
- JOBTHURSTON, * -
IN FORMS bhis fritids. wnd the Pub<
lick that he has tuken the House .
picd by Mrs. BTopoauD, on Stephen’s- Whirf, m"
ke intends o improve for the purpose of accomn oras
Lng his friends with Boarding. Lodging and Evtee
twinment, His friends in the Nurmganset obuy N
will receive hig thanks for forner N tronuge Mm
suetlest favoun will iuecive every stention .
/. . )
. Wit ?‘v‘l‘..l"‘”“"\ !”'\!'}E“" . A‘Lf"‘l;n"
On WEDNESDAY vhe 60k dey of June peat,
(M not rnvimm) disposcd of Wt privete Sule)
‘ I“OL‘ t Lows o 'LA!\D. sﬁmﬂfﬁ
Warner street, ‘opposite the Duck
qﬁmny.“ mmu'wg%%rﬂ W urner r“ -
200 on the wew street, leading from Wurner
Tlhmmv" ﬂvsn. Conditions mude knowp s\ lisge .':
place of sule. y Y
N.B. Those disposed to purchyse et private saley
may know the terms ing to . M,
y o PRI ke T AvLOR,
Newport, May 16. ©~ .° .. ¢ Vak
By wholesale and Pelail, kY
Michael Freeborn & Co,
Offer for sale, on the most reasonuble terns, for, cuslh
or approved credit,
; At their store on JOB SHEy MAN"S -&rf,
A General assortment of Groceriesy Liquore
&e. ke, copgisting ofw F
Rum Separs
Brandy Ginger ‘
Gin Pimento '
Wines Reiising .
Hy l:m-kgt }T'“ Clouse 4
Hyscn :\.l::‘ll' :
Souchon ‘
uind Bohea Toviceq
Bugnr ' Bunft 5
(:oﬂe Pous 3 ¥
Molasses MA
Soa Dried Apples &
Can‘:llﬂ &e, ke.
| Also, just received, and for sale, as aborw, =~
2000 wt. excellent weil dressed Flax 3
reams writing Puper, 20 do. wrapping do.; 500 we,
cxcellent Cheese ; 150 wt. Scwing Twine. :
Likewise—Bed Cords, Log Lines, Cod Lines, Hagd
Lines, &c. , ‘pfi‘ ”
e—— e e A Ittt
WO THOUSAND YARDS of
. & Tow Cloth, for which the highest, price will
i NATHANIEL SWERT,
No. Ul Thumen-Sireet,
Newport, April 4, 1810, "
W‘W
TO LET, . g
HE house formerly occupied by oapi,
T Samuer Scocum, and now “‘W"‘aw
~ Fay, situated at the lower end of "rr
Bex) ’
wtrect. . Suid House contains 6 rooms on the .:Wd{
floor, with a lll“ Garden, Yord, ond » "“‘ ‘. ..,‘
cellentwater. For Further potticulore mu:
.lO L’:TO /' ... :' B
[ appiied fir Bmatienge -
Shop situuted m Thames-strect, No‘l
' is stand for business, a
G e T s e e
-Pﬂr o : :
~ 16- & “® , . il
SECOND-HAND CHAISE,
Flﬁ 21\!.5‘.. A &aﬁw Cimise
March 14,