The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-10-10 00:00:00, page 3

Those importers who do not calculate his
depreciation of every speciesof British pu; er,
ealied good, whether bills on England, or .ilis
of the bank of England, are very liberally
but not very wisely, bearing their portion of
this publick cheat, or if they choose to give
it a softer name, this publick tax, of from 10
to 15 per cent. upon the whole amount of the
fudl importations from Fngland. This tax
will continue to increase as British credii
falls, till we find out that old rags wrought
into paper have no more intringick value in
England than America. The process by
which we shall arrive to this great and most
important discovery in the commercial worid
will be slow~-but it will be sure.
The depreciation of paper carrency’in Eng
land has become a subject extremely et~
esting to that nation, and perhaps as muca so
to America as was that of the depreciution ol
eur own country bank currency in the course
of the last year. :
The principles of the cheat are much the
same, but the effect upon us rauy be some
what different—Removed one link further
from its cause the mischief wiil not be so ob
vious—=but it will be as certain, and we ap
prehend more extencive than any we have
teltin New-England from the discredit of our
own bank paper.
Boston moucy(to use the language suggest
ed by the extensive ideas of money-wise fin
anciers) now commaunds a piremeum ¢f 12 1-2
per cent. in England—in other words, bills of
the banks of England, their forcign or domes
tick moncy, no matter which, has defireciated
12 1-2 per cent,
This paper money of England is now
worth about as much as bills of the Detroit
dank were in this market, while they were
supposed to be worth any thing.
Such as it ds, however, it is at this day the
eommon standard by which bills of exchange
and all commercial negociations in rngiand
and between us and that country,(except the
wise ones) are regulated. .
All goods imported from England come
charged according to this paper standard,and
the wise imperter, who reiuits specie, or
brings the British merchant or manufacturer
to the specie standard, credits himseif with
the profit of 12 1-3 fier cent. firemium, more
oi less—=ln which case the under purchasers
enly, are taxed with the cheat of the amouut
of the discount ; or, as it goes in the voca
bulary of foily and [#and,the preminm on spe
®e or Boston money.
“ T'hia man is a knave—besure beware of him.”
We are told that in_7'urkcy, when any man
» » .
1s discovered to be the author of any notori
ous fuisehood, it is an usual ¢ustom to blacken
the whole front of nis house. Likewise, if a
foreign minister, or any person high in office,
has been detected in any piece of feigned in
teiligence which has prejudiced the govern
-lent, or misled the minds of the people,
have had their houses put in mourning, Oue
could almeost wish that the habitations of
such of cur own countrymen as are the au
thors and promulygaturs of falschoods, to in
jure and blast sume of the brightest und fair
est characters of the age, were distinguished
in the same manner, that our fellow citizens
might be cautioncd angainst giving credit to
tiem. Were such a method put, in practice
how strangely sotue our principal towns would
appear ! What say, ye friends of Britain—
ye tories—ye refugees—ye tederal j:cobins !
~Are ye guilty or nat guilty ! And what
reason can.ye assign why this badge of dis
tinction should not be laid 'on ?
If detatched sentences and mutilations of
WasminaTon’s farewell address will not an
swer their purposes, their teraphim helps
them t® a number of extracts of letters, sent
to Judge Carol, Governour Somebody, and
General NMebody, and all is suhstantiated. |
would just give a friendly hint to those print.
ers, and let them know that when I read such
paragraphs in their papers, the ouliofrog
croaks so lound in my ears, that 1 cannot hear
the rest of their papers.
Let the name of Wasuincroy be ever re
membered as a great Geperal and a good
man ; but never let kis bumanity be polluted
by rendering him that homuge which is due
to Gop alone. las firmly believe that Wasa-
INGTON was raised up by Providence to com
mand our forces, lead them te victory, and
maintain our Independence, as I believe JEr-
FPERSON was fitted by the same band to de
ciare our rights, call back the attention of
the people, after they had wandered, to their
true interests, and marking out the way te
discharge our debts. Their names are en
tombed in the hcarts of all who wish the
state of society meliorated. But those who
form a just estimate of the depravity and im
perfection of the whole mass of human na
ture, and at the same time wish to judge
righteously, will take neiither of them for «
perfect pattern, but approve their virtue and
good maxims, and be sorry for their errours.
Gather the good into vessels, and cast the bad
sway. TOM TIT.
The National Intelligencer, mentions that,
&no information of the late decree, &c. ol
the "“Empcrour of France, has reacbed _the
scat of government, other than that received
through the medium of the Briush papers.”
w Bloooy nouns,” which is considered vnde
ni.ble proof. When they are speaking of
the virtues of their faction, their pliant ged
clies—* good works ;" and when emblazon
jog the limits of their British neighbours,
he proclaims—¢ free grace.”
NEWPORT :
~ WEDNESDAY, ocT. 10, 1810.
BRITISH BANK THERMOMETER.
gyt () Tl—r
Bocton Patrint.
N. B. As theyintend deveting their atten
tion ‘entircly tothe fuction and Commission business,
the interest of those who may employ them, will hec
esvaridy be muire cffc ctually promoted, Guoh liberal
ly advanced on Goods deposited for private or pub
hek szle. oCt. 3.
X NVOTIG L.
Tll[‘l‘ﬁonourablc Court of Probate of the
town of North-Kingtown, having appointed the
Subscribers Commussioners to receive and examine
the claims of the ercditors to the Estate of Captain
GIDEON l"Rl".EBO}(N. late of North-Kingstown, de
ceascd, represented insolvent ; and six months from
the Bth ult. being ‘allowed for that purpose—~Notice
is hereby given, that they will attend said busincss
at their respective dwellings, at any time within the
peériod above mentioned : No accounts will be re
ceived unless properiy al:'utul.
" BENJAMIN L. m:cxm.\l.} Chmmissionnry.
WILLIAM HAMMOND, :
All persons indebied 10 the above mentioned Es
tate are earnestly called upon to make immediate
payment to
ESTHER FREBBORN, Administratrix,
North-Kingstown, Oct. 9, 1810.
| NOTICE.
HT. Subscriber having heen appointed
sole Executor of the lust Will and Testament of
HENRY WILES, late of Portsmouth, Gentleman,
deccased , urd having given bonds sccording to law
for the faithful discharge of the trust lhcngy com
mitted to him, requests all persons who are indebted
to the Bot::l of the 'l'he:t:‘or. to make immcdiage
payment, those w ve any demands against
it, o exhibit the same to .
BENJAMIN HARRIS, Executor,
or o BENJ. FAIRBANKS, of Tiverton. his Agent.
Portsmouth, Oct. 10, 1810.
NOTICE,
Td K. Creditors of Gardner Reynolds.
of North-Kingstown, in the county of Wash
inglon, Tailor, are hereby notified to appear, ‘fthey
sec fit, at the General Assembly, 1o be holden at
Providence gn the last Monday of October, instant—
to shew cause, if any they have, why his petition for
the benefit of an act, mad“«;ne, 1756, for the retief
of insolvent debtors, shouidWot be granted.
. THOMAS ?ECKHAM, Dep. Secretary.
Newport, ‘Oct. 4 1810.
A N adjourned mecting of the TAM.
MANY SOCIETY, or CoLvmnian OrpER,
will be held on MONDAY EVENING next, [being
the 15th of the montli of ** Travelling,”] at the Coun
cil Fire of their Great Wigwam, in the State House,
precisely at the going down of the sun.
By erder of the Grand Scchem.
s g WILLIAM SIMUNS, Secreiary.
. Season of Fruits ;
N onth of Travellng, 10¢)., Oct, 10,
Year of Discovery, 518. '
ROPE MAKLKS.
A number of Workmen at the Rope-Mak
ing business, can obtuin employment at
Kope-Walks of Messrs. MeN el and Simonde, in
Chariestown near #oston. Wages, TEN SHIL.
LINGS PER DAY'! Further information may be had
by upplying at this office. (R.l. Republican.)
Newport, Oct. 3, 1810.
THE business litelv conducted under
the Firm of ILOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES, was di>
solved by mutual consent, cn the 20th instunt
GEORGE MILES, jun. of said Firm, is duly empow
ered 1o settle all accounts «nd give discharges.
' SAMUEL LOPVZ.
§ HORATIO S. DEXTER,
GEORGE MILES, jun.
Newport, sept. 22, 1810.
NVUTIUE. -
I'HE Saberibers beg leave to inform
their friends and the publick, that they shall continue
their former establishment in the Auction and Com.
mission line st their old stand—ofier their best ser.
vice—solicit their future patronage, and tender their
grateful thanks for past ({:\'ouru.
SAMUEL LOPEZ.
' HORATIO S DEXTER,
Newport, sept. 26, 1810. |
WANTLD—an wmm to the
House Larpenter’s A LAD from
14 to 16 years of age, of gond character, may ob
tain a situation by qplybi"n the suhscriber, at No.
§2, Broad-street. 2NJ. PITMAN, JUN.
In this town, on Sunday momin sst, Rosear
Tavior, Esq. aged 75
At Middletown, om the27thult. Sarissvsy Srop.
nrakD, Esq. aged 81.
Al Portamouth, Mrs. Ruru Cuxpari, the amis
ble and virtuous consort of Joseph Cundall, Esq. -
At Portsmowth, on the 28th ult. Capl. Heswy
WiLes, aged 75,
" AU Barnstable, Mass. Joseru Olls, Esq. aged 83.
He was a general of militia in the revolutionary war,
and was appointed by President Washington, collce
tor for thepxi‘strict of Barnst.ble.
Exterep—Ship Columbia, Bubcock, Isle of
Mays ; brig German l‘efg_v. Gorton, Havanna ; sch.
Eliza, Burker, Cadiz ; do. Buckskin, Garduer, Nor
folk ; sloop Express, Justin, New-York.
Crearepn.—~—Sloop Bally, Coggeshall, Savannah ;
do. Golden .-\Ec. Eurl, New-York.
THLE sloop FMILY, Jecun Os-
A{* B BORN, muster, now lying at Pennis
'\'Lg.‘,ﬁtﬁ‘ ter’s wharf, will sail for the above.
AN .. mentioned places, about the lust of
next week. Fur Ficight or Pussage, apply to the
master on hoard. Oct. 3.
FHE Subscriber being about leaving
this place, cails upon all persons who have any de
mands to presest the samie; and all persons indebted
to make payment by the 20th of this month. Al ac
counts not setiled by that time will be placed in the
hands of' an Atorney for collection,
’ I YHE subscribers formed a connexion
in business, on the Ist inst.which will be con
ducted under the firm of
. In this town, Mr. Tuomas Yares to Misg Saruy
LaxcLry, both of dhis place,
DIED,
LFor C/Tar/csmq and Bé?u?(;‘}, 8. C.
- AUGUSTUS NEWMAN,
Newport, Oct. 10, 1810.
LAMMANY SOUCIET Y, 0y
COLUMBLIN ORDER.
rRGNTIce WANT ED.
Diss>uULUTION.
WMAKINE LT,
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Cranston & Shaw.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
HENRY SHAW.
A\U 1 lb e
NuT il i,
MARRIED,
Me. 112, & 115, Thames Sireet,
NO\V occupicd by Charles C. Hos
kine & Co. The Lot measures 45 feet, on
T'hames street, and 100 on Church street, with a store
on it. The House has nine roon.s on a Floy, with
agood Well of wateratthe door. For terms ap
ly to
a THOMAS HOWLAND.
Jan. 3.
- FOR SALE,
a FARM, Iving .0 Famestown, plea
santly situated abeut half a mile vorth from
Mr Tnomas R. Coxopon’s Ferry, containing 71 a
cres of exceidntlead, joining the muin road, witha
House, Ba:n andd Comm-House. Said Farm has a
beanutul Urchard, well feaced with stone wall, and
is well watered, . An indisputable title will be given.
Por further particulars, inquire of the subscriber,
living on the premises, JOUN WEEDEN, jun.
Jumestown, Oct. 10, 1810
THE pleasantert situation in the North So
ciety in Mammgfield, (" Connecticut.) a Farm, of
160 acres, of good 'ood—ﬂlll, goud orcharding, of
excellent grafied fruit, well proportioned for mow
ing, ploughing, and pasturing, with good buiidings.
—Said Farm is well watered ; any gentleman want
ing 1o purchase s pleasant place, may be accommo
dated, p:{meat made easy. For furiher purticulars,
enquire of Mr. Harvey Sessions or(.‘uptlovuﬂa.
at Newport DANIEL BUCKNILL.
Manafisld, Windhum Corngy, Sept. 29, 1810,
French and Drawing Academy.
= 4
~ M. D. SAVIGHNAC,
RI“.TURNS his thanks to the publick, for the en
couragement e has received in the line of Man
lATVRE PAINTING, since his arvival in Newport ;
and respectfully informs themn that he will open a
School on the begiming of October next, for teach
ing the Frencn Latgrace and giving lesssons in
Drawine, Ladies sld Gentlemen wishing to attend
said school, ure invied to call ut his residince, No
2, Clarke-street. ' 3
(LJ" Ladies and Gintlemen will be wuited 0n at
their own houses if Iqquested. '
Newport, Sept. 20, ’Bl 0.
. I [TAT pleasmtly situated Estate, now
occupted as » Tavern, by Samuzr Durree,
in Portsinouth, contining 24 acres of land, with a
good Dwelling-Houg and new Barn, that will ac
commnodate ten hones. There is on suid place a
young orchard of ciwice fruit trees, five years old,
and about 4 acres 0 handsome wood. Ith above
place is pleasantly siunated on the east roaa leading
to the Biidge, is 6 niles from Newport, and com.
mands an extensive Yiew of the east river. Those
who are inclnied to pérchiase, will please uppg to
. WALTER CORNELL.
A very extensive assoriment of Seasonable
GOODS, which he is enabled to sell lower than hus
been offered in Newport i seven years past—com
prising » complete ussortment of Bioadcloths, Cas
simeres, P'rince’s Cords, Flunnels, Baizes, black, bot
tle green, and Cpm)ombnﬂl! vl Wildbores,
blug and coloured Is, for genzlnen'c closks,
of a superiour quality; Indix Cottons by bale, piece
or yard, from 9d 1o k. best black Satins and Lut.
strings, from 58 1o 6s ; funcy figured Muslins, Cum
bricks and hoperial Shirtings ; one case fine 4-4 [rish
Linens ; 6.8, 8.4 and long Shawls ; with a great va.
ricty of Calicoes and Ginghams—and numerous oth.
er articles well worth the attention of those who
wish to purchase cheup, snd who will do well to call
and see, before they muke their purchasces.
N. B. He will warrant all goods sold at his
store to be free fiom damage ; any proving otherwise
may be returned or exchanged within six months
after the sale. October 3.
WILLIAM LOVIE,
H.\VING ommeneed the HAIR.
DRESSING luisiness, solicits the patronage
of his friends and the publick. ‘The ntmost dtien
tion will be puid tohis customers, whose favours
will be gratctfully agnowledged.
He bus just recived from Boston, a great
variety of Perfumerj, wlich, with other articles u
sual in his line, he Wil scll on moderate terps.
Oct. 3.
» “' - »
WILLIAM ENGS & SON,
No. 70, Thamessstreet,
AVE just recdved a large additional supply ef
fronmongery, Hurd- W are ana Cui
lery—and now offer for sale an assortment unusually
extensive. They have on hand ws usual, a complete
assortment of Nuilseulso sheet Lead, sheer Lion,
steel of various Kinds, cast iron Stoves, Shovels and
Spades, &e. Ke.
Lakerie—~an’assortment of Swedes IRON,
October 3. .
ENGLISH. INDIA ¢ IRISH
- GOODS. |
JL'ST received, at P. O. RICHMOND’s
Cash Store, 153, TVames-streer, by the latest ar
rivads n New. York wnd Bostone—
M;\ RTIN FEARING, (of the lat
firm of Feaning & Fayrman,) having ta-
Kon the pew store of caupt. Buwann Basvon, No, =,
Thames-street, next north of Mr, James TAvLOR
Apothecary shop, returns bis most sincere thanks to
lus tormer custowers, and flatters himself, that by
Keeping a supply of newly impoited and fashionable
Goods, of sharing a proportion of town and country
custom ; 48 heis desirous of acquiring the repuia.
tion of selling at & reasonuble and living profit, he
requests his friends and the publick in general to call,
- Yimong other articles, he offers the Ehm‘vg : .
Real superfine bluck’und blue Broadcioths ;
black, blue and drab Londen Ca:simeres; do. com
non and low.priced Flannels, of all colours; real
iniperiul apd prince’s Cords ; Pelice Cloths ; black,
brown, scurlet, and red coloured Bombazetts, figur
ed and plain; black, green und purple Wildbores ;
Cambrick Dimity, furniture and common do.; black
aud olive Velvets wid Velvereens ; Colerain Linens ;
British Shirtngs ; black, whiie and coloured Cum
bricks; large twilled Shawls ; India Cotton, per piece
or vard ; huliu' and gentlemen's cotton and silk
Hose ; Kid and beaver Glaves; Calicoes, Ginghams,
Furmture Chintz, &¢. &e. &c.
N.B. A smaN’Lul is wanted to assist in
the above store. Oct 3.
N STORL OF NEW GOOLS
Newport, 10th of the 10th month, 1810,
‘.‘U“ 5.‘514":’
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE,
FOR SALE,
FCR SALLE,
- CONDITION S~ . . .
One sth part of the purchase money to be paid
down ; the residue in uti-l'n:wz endorsed noluss
secured by mortgage, snd payable with interest, in
1,2, 5, und 4 years. 3 4 .
Lopez & Dextery, auet’s.
Newport, Ocfober 10, 1810, :
October 31, 1810, at 11 o’clock, A. M.
on the premises,
ALL the right, title and inteiest of MOSES SEIXa
AS, lute of suid Newport, Merchngt, deceased,
i be 2-3 d parts of a cortain Lot of LAND, situate
in suid Newport, vounded northerly ona highiway,
and easterly, southerly und westerly,on land belong.
ing to the heirs of Peleg Clarke, deceased.—Also,
in one moiety of one other 10t of LAND, situate in
said Newport, butted and borindcd northeusterly by
Griffin street, southeasterly by hand belongivg 1o the
Leirs of D-vid Cheeschorough, southwesterly passly:
by lund belonging to the heirs of David Cl}eelebm'.
ough,and partly by lund belonging to Samuél Vinson,
nd'.:f northwesterly by land belonging 1o ihe Leirs of
Mosés M. fluys, together with a_gzvelling house wnd
other buildings ; and also, 5-Bths of the SPEKMI.
CITI werks thereon standing, now in the occupas
tlon of Edwavd Brinley. Conditions made known at
the time and place of sule. d '
o ey ¥ Erecutors,
JOCHEBED SEIXAS, 2
142 Thames sireet,
ALL hie‘PmN vESCoh i Trade. cone
sisting of superfine, msddlin‘f ufd common
Boadeloths, of ditierent colours ; do, do. do, Cussie
meres and Plains, with & gencral assortment of DRE
GOODS, 6o nunierous to particulurise.,
Dule to conmmence 'IPU- MOAROW, and to
be continued until the whole are sold. Conditiong
made known at the tine of sale.
ON Monday, Getober 15, will be sold at
Publick Auction, at the late Dwelling house of G,
Gibbs, deceased, \
A ‘VARIETY of Houschold FUR.
NITURE, comistinf of Malogany Tubleog
Chairs. Rureaus, Carpets, Plated ware, one excellen
toned P.ano Forte, with a variety of other articles.
A L3O, u quantitty of kitchen Furniture, with a lurge
collection of BOOKS. Likewise, a puir of HORSES,
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock, Conditions,
Cash. LOPEZ & DEXIEBR, Juet're.
On WEDNESDAY, the 31sc of Outvber,
next, at 11 o'clock, A. M on the Premises, the
Jollowing Fstatea, late the property of M. M. H.iY 5,
dececsed ~=V 12 -
T HL. Western moiety of a large double
House, situated in the town of Newport, on
\2« Lhil (80 gulled) communding an extensive view
of L Il%bour and surrounding ‘country, togetler
with L{nc t;pon which it stunds, mensuring. northe
casterly 41) fee, south-westerly 27 feet, north-wese
terly 177 feet, sonthseusterly lé feet, and compiise
ing about 6.00? square-feet. :
Three undividea eigtis of a Spemmuqawm
ory, with Screws, Coppers and other utensils theres
to belonging, standing in the rear of the übove dese
cribed Estate, together withthe undivided 3-Bths of
the Lot under it, messuring 48 z 23 feet, and coms
prising 1104 square feet ;or theresbouts. . .
One undivided moicty of a Lot of Land situated
south-custerly of the Fstates übove described, micae
suring 150 by 100 feet, and comprising 15,000 square
feotN
To a Decree of the Hon. Judicial Conrt for the State
of Rhode-igjund, E'c. ai the .uguet (evm, 1810,
hltu at Newport, within and for the Camty
of Newport, .
* WILL BE SOLD, |
At Puclick Auction, on WEDNESD A,
VD MUNUAY next, ida UL
At the Store occupied by
THE PROGREISSVE COMPANY,
the cotire Stock i Trode o seie Coms
" pauy, consisting of the follow wrticles ¢
10 hhds. W "l' Rum ; h‘
: 5 pipes Country Gin
A 0 hbds, Molusses ;
§ clests Cumpo
2B do. Souc‘:oi.) Teas;
15 do. B(ohC“ S ! :
20 boxes brown
10 do. white }"““” ‘
20 do, Ruising ;
20 do. Chocolate; .
20 do. Soup; .
15 Kegs Ginger;
10 criws Crockery Ware ; ;
3000 bushels Exuma, Turk's Island snd la’vq
: pool Salt; ' X
A qumti? of West.lndia Coffec—with a varis
ety of other articles.
Also, immediately after the above,
~A Sloop in poou repuin, sbous
~ 16 tons burthen—together with am
7o excellem Gondela. 2
Likewise==THhe Biore row improved by said Comy -
pany. Sale to commence ot 10 ¢'gjock.
Couditions fuvourahie and mude known yt the sale,
Cranston & Shaw )
Loprez & Dexter, WP
To be Sold at Publick Aucticn. on the
15th of October. next, if foir weuther, if net, the nexs
Sasr duy, unless disposed of beifore that eal private
sule, '
THAT Elegant Estate, situated in Bare
ney-street, opposite the Jew’s fiynagogue, in the mose
improved part of the town, consisting of u new
Dwelling House, completely finished outside, pamts
ed, &e, with four rooms on a fleor, not entirely fin.
ished inside—also, a new Stuble, Conch House, and
Shop, straw loft and hay loft to the same. The ot
which the buildings are on measures in front 60 fecs
and extends 98 feet back, well fenced,
The above estate will be sold,, without res-rve, to
the highest bidder, on terms which cannot fuil suit
ing the purenasers. Any one who wishes to pure
chase, may know the terms, by applving to
C“HEMARD BOAK.
. Alno, at private sale—=3 excellent Horses
and Chaise~lie likewise offers fur sale, Saddlery. of
every description, at the Jowest E.(‘('l’ as he means
to remove from this town by the December nexty
He wishes all those indebted to Lim w 0 muke inmn e
diute payment, or "‘J'"i“ be put in the bands of
an Attoiney, by the time cf his remov.. He o
wishes all thove Wio lave any demande c‘a'..tw
1o ashibit them for sotiloment,
oct. 10.
(te settle a concern) 4
Atthe Store ol . YLyEs TER LrownELL, No.
SALES OF REAL ESTA'ILES.
* WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLICK AUCTION,
Oct. 10.
) 'l‘U\-MDRR(;\N, |
Al X O'CLOCK, WIILL BE SOLD AT
PUBLICK acCTION,
SALES AT AULT lUN.
REAL ESTATE.
PUKSUAN
Craneton & Shaw, auct’rs.
Y