The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-01-24 00:00:00, page 1

W.\N’!’ED Immediately, two or
. three smart Gicle 1o work at the Glove:
M Ene Badiness. Inquire at the Office of the' R, 1.
v epubdean. December 13,
GUUOFREY WEANWOOD,
NAS FOR s aOLDB,
On the most reasoncbls Terma, "
QUANTITY of Ship and Cabin .
. ‘Bread’; Alexandria and New.-Tork Plour of
¢ frst quality ;" Molxsscs Hy‘the galldn ; cnampe
.ul'bhvwaoﬁ‘ydwhdnl; Ginger “Mm r
By retail.—. Mas, “ystick Trle by the dosen, and
‘Pinladelphia Bricks by the b _Hops by
“est Bean by the hushel ; Coal by ‘ﬁ L-Alpe,
Clnd‘ Malt 'l*"d't bushel or ity ;
R zmizof Bricks und “Tile, made of Pipe Clay
i ¥ M. oh’- m. ‘”o i
#iitable for Ovens, - P N T
- o B 6 CONSISTING OF . a 3
. Rum, Gin, Brandy, Hyson Skin, Souchong and Bohe
“Teas ; Coffee, Loal and Brown Sugars ; Mess h‘n.ci
" Prime Beef and Pork ; Mattrasses, Cheese, and Cod.
WSI ; u few Wegs fresh Ruisins, e &ei 0+ | |
A 150.... A constant supply of best and common
. Btone LIVE, by the Cask. oy , '
.., December 27 ] S s
9%y fan ' 3-‘1 Nor“’tb‘;‘ Pralbom o vee ey |
+JQ AMUEL STERNE. having tsken
. _into_Parinership his JOHN, at Store No. 13
* Banriter's Whafs the bt ol soit Seos: il oy
. yt‘uM‘DC trankacied under ﬂ\‘el'ﬁr?h. P IN T D
Jalin Sterne & Co..
« &he Progressive Company,
AT THEIR GLAINERY axd GROUERY
- r(iRF., No. 11, Loxg-Wuary, " |
Have for Sale, Wholesale und Retail, at the lowest cur
7 ) : rent "m" S 0 it )
A LConstant supply ol ilye and Indian Corn;
' - do, do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Fiour, of the mos: « pphweg brunds. . .
An extensive assoriient of GROCERIES and Ll
> QUQRS-“O"‘“{ which are— '
10 hhds. 3d proof st. Croiix wnd Antigua Rum,
* 20 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy §
20 quarter casks Bm-rr{ Wne; ‘
20 boxes Rusins ; 20 do. Choeolate ;
Hyson, Seouchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or Tossér glantity, &e. &e. .
1699 Sushels ‘gmnu Salt, of a superiour quality ;
1500 do. 'Liverposl do. ‘
8500 do. Turks-ksland do.
500 do. Bonavista de.’ .
Also—a quantity of well seasoned mer. Boards
| Lakewise....... Just received, .
§ pipes Gny 5 ahds. old Jamuica 9::&- J
-26 chests Compoy Tea, of au exuel flavour ;
1000 we. Cheese; 290 Meai Bags;
8 crates and 2 hbds. Crockery Ware, &c. ke.
*e* Casl given for Conw and Ry=. :
N.B. These persons who have in their possession
Mc:al Bags x:lonw Company, wilr,han the
gooduess to return S 3
'y WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. Agent.
Newpart, Net. 18, .
.« .. Honey, by the bl. orless quantity, |
;i ,}6".0:'!1 real S;);\nib'h C‘f’l\rl‘s,.
= qu}ut\tity of Chieesé, suftable tor fumily use. 1
330 DU NUL o (el Ol Mild o |
; _‘l“hqy tranpsact ComMssioN (R’us.;.n_us.,—i
Th who are, plezsed 19 ?uvolll"" them in this line,
‘mg:;bzenm t‘%uﬁqm excrisons. i
PUNéWport Pee, TTy T i e |
WHO OFFER POK SALE,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT QF GROCERIES,
* . The paper is printed once a week, at 2 dollars a
year, one half in pdvance, '
R'iSPEC FFULLY informs his friends, that he
his on hand— " °°
= A auanticy of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedur Saingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, &c. &c. '
.. Which he wil! sell cheap, at his stand on SHER
BY 3NA’s Wha Nov. 15.
Advertisements conspicnously inserted, at the rate
of 1 dollar and: 39 cents a square, for three weeks—
sinaller one in the same proportiun. ! '
. Prinﬁng,’ in all its variety, executed with saccuracy
and despatch. Orders ~espectfully soiigited.
At their Store, No. 7188 73, THAMES-STREET—
A General Assotment of Groceries, comprising
© every article in that line. LI EE
ittt Binve 'x'\T'E,WP'pgT, R.I N el
’;‘ll‘l‘lp AND PUBRBLISHED ON '”,mt",
" BY WILLIAM SIMONS, -
RAVE FONSALE ON VERY ACCOMMODATING TERMS
© 0 Aveheir Auction and Conmission Stove,
- - NO. Py THAMES-STREET,
“ 36 Bales Cottone .- . "~
170 Pipes Bucslopa Hrdlu, .
10 Hhds.' W. I Rum, .
.. 25 Chests Campoy Tea, :
: 50-Casks i'resh Raisins,
30 Kegs Ginger, .
25 Boxes Chocalate,
: 20 Keg« Tobacco,
: 25 Boxes Soap,
: 10 Bbls. Pimento,
20 Bags Coffee, , . .
5000 wt. Loaf Sugar.
Newport. Dec. 27. . '
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
10 Hbds. Molasses, and 5000 Busches Onions.
o
OFFER FOR SALE. ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.
No, 45.
%S 9
Howlai.d & Eddy,
“DANTEL 'SHELIUUN,
No. 15, MiLLS TRERT.
~LIKEWISE—
- THE RHODE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN.
TERMS.
WANTON & #ATHBONE,
At their Store, 92, Thames-atreet, (formerly occupied by
~Mr.Bevy, RevnoLps,) ¢o .&#@*P‘:@“‘.‘f."
aud ut the siore lately emm . NATHANIEL
DeArsarw, 93, ﬂaﬂeﬁaﬁ;&i, TR Do |
‘Y HEVE JUST RECEIVED, Fvom sALE, .-
B ICKERSTAFE’s, R HODE - ISLAND,
A 0 FARMER’s, and' THOMASs JLMANACS,
for 1810—by the groce, dozen or singley as cheup.as|
can be purchased from the Fuvlishers. - gl |
. Alr9==2oo reams Cap tnd, Pot No. 1 and.?f
Writing P i and 20 reems Foolscap Paper, made
in Bar@?’ol';?gon. of & sug‘.:rio'.;-‘ § u’..ii‘:';;. :':g{..blc.gf’
schools, z'h'ich can be aflforded 50 cents’ per ream
less than the usual prieers © /¢ »ooiian oo |
_ Sehool Books. g
Webster’s and ‘A iden’s Ist, 2d, & 3d Parts ;
Daboll’s Arithmetic ; - Morse’s: Geography ; Précep«
‘tois ; Columbian Orators ; Testaments:; -liW'vf
wid Bshool Bagky nf avery descriptian, by, the,dgsen
or single. : ‘ : 7 ]
| ',A"_}ugfasqort_m'cnt of Family Ribles, with and
without Plates ¥ and ok oo Séhool Bibies, of an
xcellent edition, which’ wifl be' sold unusually elieap:
o T BTANK BOOKS, o
Of every dmp:‘i‘]nisn, cohstantly on hand, :‘d to
any pattern ;. ing Cards; by the groce, dozen or
sinchs pack 5 Paslios yebn a:-’ e '
The fdlowvf Aricles of London Sta,
tgnary, have just come to hand . |
Few reams best “iotspressed Wove Lettet
Paper ; common Wove do. ; -few thousand Quills ;
Penknives ; best Lead Pencils; Ink-Powder ; Wa
fers, &c. &e. : . :
They offer for sale, a very gemeral assort-
v FINAL NOITICE.
WILLIAM ENGS & SON,
y No. 170, Thames-Stree,,
HAV‘EI just received thewr Fall sup.
HARD-WARE GCODS,
which, together with their former stock, makes their
Ammm,% ?.w:mc. m all the
sl o flaalob gy s}, oIR
sheet Lead, sheet Tron, Brass Kettles, &e. &e. kS
i Nm Decrmber 6, 1809. -
aprmsy
L l Y‘HAT six monus longer is allowed,
from the may-rnm,mm
who Lave say claims againet. the ¥ - ate of M
R mvua',ox. late of Newpe * Mariner, must be
rendered in, Mq!mmnin they will
be debarred. y
C U T DANIEL VAUGHN, ddminietvdter.
Charleston, (8 C.) N0v.29; 1809, . .
Almanacs, {r 1810, g‘b”,'
Books, 'ﬁ”‘?a o
went of &
BOOKS and' STATIONARY, -'
at reduced prices=Courntry Stofes, Private Libraries,
&c. furnished on the best terms, and at liberal die
eom“. ) ¥4 - ’ 5 = v H :
-+ 'THE CIRCULATING LIRRARY:
has received considerable additions of every lute and
iutefemmpuﬂicatkm ; a 8 also many rare and valu
able W. -'M:b:omdl by the week, montb,
quarter, or year, on usual terws. -
WK THE HAT STORE
B owanted of the firat quatity—
lé(; cl:!cqts 20&.«:‘:, - : .
1 0. wichong
40 do. Hysmilk_l‘n ' TEASQ
30 'do. Hym ' o 13 ' 3 ‘n )
Also—=Bo puncheons sweef flavoured St
€roix Rum—warranted as pure as imported, ’
Jan. 10,1810, . =
L it YWRARNTRSTD, ot est titiuse
EXCHANGE on LONDON.—Ap- |
P woeEs puxTER. |
Newporet, Jan. 3, 1810. | w 1 vadtion |
CALCUTTA GOODS. -
[ lUST RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE BY
~ Lopez £ Dexter, &
Q 7 Bales Caleutta Goods,
Co’ns'illinﬁ' of Gurrahs, Junnahs Mtﬁmﬁ Baf
tas, Malmoodes, Mocca Sanmnubs, Checks, Gilla Huaud
Kerehiefs, Cuesta B\npelj &co e .
8" .80, . 'S
3 Bales assorted c¢foured ? Broadcloths, Cottton
Shirtigs, Calicoes, Pelice Cloths, Bombazetts, Um.
brellas, Durroys, Threads, &c. ke. e '
Newdort, Tiv. 3, 131)
JUST received and for sale, by LOPEZ &
- DEXA K R—in aauison 1o thewr furmer
sufifily=sthe following fresh imperted TEAS,
is furnished with Hars of évcgy gn;lita and price,
esuadly v unted, such as Felts, Castors, Boavers, &¢.
made in the best manner and warranted net to crack
or fade, and at the lowest possible prices. = ¥
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS, a
at variet .ehe;g’ ,a 8 usual " ‘
‘rguvmn.yﬁm.' 9, 1809
. . Lopez & Dexter,
OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE,
189 Bags, ) - ’
SR
H Young Hyson, H n, Souchon
. &9!0. p&v&dm‘l‘m ~t"
. ) m . &-~ 4
41 do. P?wn, } OO R b
67 Bales Upland Cotton,
26 'llqgllgeub _Kclntugk{ Tobacco.
Madenra, Teneriffe, and' Lisbon Wines. -
150 Boxes Ruisins, . '
5 Ceroons Peruvian Bark. ‘N
A few Vipes choice Spanish Brandy.
@7 Cash advanced on Goods consigned. |
Newport, Jan. 3, 1810. R R
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FRESH ['EAS. ;
NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1810,
sen A WBTL 60K
!‘. .¢
YOUR fiftéenth quere is, * Does not the
Enghisa army ley out s puy in. America !
“At how much can the yewrly benefit be cal
ovlated ! Are not the prisoners provided
for in America ! 'Who has the cure of theis
maintenunce ! How was Burgoytie's army
supplied 2 7ey R
“.M ben the English army was jn Boston,
:ﬁﬁ%;&t m d‘:?":zlﬂ. atitf teft con
sideruble sums there in . silver and gold, Se
they did at Rhodeslttand, Since éw have
been in New-York, t'h'? have purchased
every thing they could, of provisions and tuel,
on Loag. thmd. Staten Island, Now-York
Islund, and in those parts of the Staies
of New-York ¢nd New Jersey where: they
have been able to Ctarty ofi aby clandestine
touffick. . When they were in Philudelphing
they did the same ; and General Howe tells
you, that he suspects that General Washing
ton, from political motives, connived wt the
peopie’s supplying Philudelphia, in order es
sentially to serve his country; by insinuating.
into it: large sums of silver aund gold. They
are doing ' the samie now, more or less, .in
South Carolina and Georgia'; and they ' can
hot go into any part of Anierica, without do
ing the same. |, : | e
The British prisoners, in the hands of the
Americans, receive their cloathing chiefly
from the English; and flags of truce are
permitied to fp?& -ﬁt"frd;n their lines, for
this. p . . bhey receive their pay ulso
from tmm,zd apend the ,m‘::’u of it
‘where they are ; they also purchase: provjs
ions in the' country, and 'puy for it in'hard
mopey, " wrby il hiy Ko |
Lam not able to ascertain exactly the year
ly bemefit ; but.it must be copsiderable ;. and
the wddition now of a French fleet. and army
‘to sapply, will mike' & great dddition of cash
and. bile of exchinge; which” will fucilitite
commmerge «nd priviteering. And the more
troops and ships Great Britain and - France
sentl to” Americd, 'the greater will this re
sallfce neceunirily be to the'Americuns.
et hnons gl €57 0
Mr. Kalkoen, St - WIN p l
The sixteenth enquiry is, «“ Whe Joses
most by 'deseftion-? Do’ the - English und
Germdn deserters serve voluntdrily: and weil
i the American arfiy 2 How can’ thoke
whd do not éhter into the'urmy subsist' i o
" "T'hese questiotis I'answer with st pleus
ure. " There has been Trom thie beginning
thie war to'this iy, scirtely an ekampie off
native Americdi”s deseting from’ the urm
to the English. ' ‘There’ huve bieen, inthe A
theticaty'arniy, sbinle’ scutteriug Scovet, I tisihi
and 'Germah soldicrd ;' '§unie of these “hive
desetted, but néver it greut Mdnhem'um'ai
mong the prisoncrs they have' takem, it iy as.
tonishing’ how ‘few' !h'é{ ‘buve cyer beeh able
to persuade; by ' all their ‘fatteries, -Utventens
iwgsg_rromisés, and even cruéiies, ‘l”tnls"
into their servite:” WL Suts S
“ The nimibér bfﬂizéscrwn from m ‘has
been all ‘wlong considerubly more. :
hﬁvc' generally prolibited their oﬁbm‘ﬁ":“
enlisting deserters ; ‘for someé purticalir ver
vices permission has' been given nid ey
have served well. ~ ~© oL o Tl T
"~ “Fhose whd do not enlist into' the 'drm
have vo difficalty to subsist. Thosé of t
who ' have any’ trades, ‘aB ‘weavers, tay
smiths, shoethakers, thnnéss, curriers, ¢
ters, brigkiiyers, in ¢hort any trade wha
ever, enter immodiately into bétrer bnkine
than they éver had 'in Europe, where' th:;
gaia a bewcer subsistence and more moeney
hecalse tradesmen of all’ denominations ure
now much wanted : those who have no tradd,
if diey "ale gapahle of any kind of Jabous,
are immedittely employed in ' agriculture,
oL RAR PP Y sy ey
"I am not to tell the precise nunibiers
thut have «Rd i but if tn_p:mndnd' :m\r
m?nw‘m‘ w;l'enn they would find no ditfic ‘;
ty in poiat of sub ce or empivyment, if
TC NS <™ ADAY
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SiR,
Wb Foi Ehiodhd ; \
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‘we can
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_ln some former leuers, | hrve made ob:
M“de-—lﬂﬁ
SIR,
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUVED.
= b |
dnswers to Mr. Kalleen's Queries,
(LETHRER, XVI, :
CdAmeterdam Oceober 26, 1780,
Pifeellany.
Amsterdam, October 26, 1780,
lel Xvit.
Awiaterdam, October 26, 1780, -
MR. ADAMS'S
LETTER XV,
Fad.e 8
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NV Py
JOHN ADAMS.
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1 1882
¥ 2
' Imthe year 1774, there was mueh privite
‘ cowu'(mu among the members ol Cons
'gr \ concerning the ber of sonls in ev
l crnolony. The, dcm\» of each' were
cousulted, and the estiinates made by them,
were (ahen down as loliows @ - .
In New hire' « - -« « 150,60
My < o 400
Rhode fshind: » s v =« < & 359,78
Connecticut = « = o » « » 192,000
New York. = o« = o 0 ape 250,000
N‘Ow Jc\‘uy S eßhimE e e 130,000
Pegnsyivania and Delawwre « 350,000
Marylind » - = - = - & 830,000
Viegials <0 - - e e« 640,000
Nc th Carvoilina . e owoen e 300000
South Cavellea . - - « - - 235000
hd 1€ - Total, 3,036,678
This, however, was bt ad 'estimate,
wome persiis have R s -
much speculstion in . - It wifl be observed,
Ut Georgia was not represcuted in the first
- Congress, ulid thevelore is not inciuded in
the estimate, BT ST ‘
.. 1o a pampbict published ip England about
-ayear ago, entitlod “ A Menorisl to the
- Sovereigns of Earope,on the ynu@%me of
- Affuirs, between the Old and New “"Wuorla,"
written by'Mr. Pownal, a Membeér of Purila.
ment, am{ formerly Governour of Mussuchu.
setts, und Licutenint, Goiernour of New
Jersey—we are lold, that « Musrchuscu’
had, in the yeur 1722, 14_,000}%,&!5]\.;9’1“
in 1742, 164, i-in 4781, wheh therp wiy
a great dtp«x%}iliw, botl Ly wur “and the
swall pox, 164,4847; in '751'9..150.0.00.§ in
1765,.255,500 3 in 1771, 392,000 ; in 1773,
300,000, i
lpx'cppnecpcm. in {1756, 129,094 ; in 1774,
257,356, These pumbers are not increased
by strangers, but decreasstt by wars ind em
igrations to the westward,and to.ather Siates ;
yet th;{ have nearly.doubled ineighteen years,
In-New York; in 1756, 96,776 ¢in 1771,
16’,0%{ idn 1774, 1824251.
f'\ h"]nh; n ‘7‘6; |73’316 } h l?o‘.
200,000 ; in 1774, 300,000, b
It South Cavolinu, in" 1750, 64,000 ; in
17705 118,000, .« . : ! :
- In.Rhode Islandy in 1788, 15,000 ; in
A 7 48, 28,439, . | : . \
- lAw'there never was a militia, in, Pennsylvq.
niaybefore this war, with suthentick Msis of -
the populution; it hus beew variously estinpaes
od'on-speculution. There was o gontineal
importation, lor many yenis, of Teish und Ger.
man ém"mw&nm‘ of these sertio in
atlier provinges.; byt ihe progress of popue
‘ Mh&hhn:smmﬂ coursey mdvanced, in
woutio hetween mz.-ol:\!&-?u-;. ‘sod that -of
‘Massachusetww 1 the city, of Philarleiphis ude
Aunged mone rapidly-sit hadyin, 1749, 3,078
“hotscs s@o 1853, R800:4 ini 1780, 2,969 4 in
69, 4474 5 from L 7439 gO, 4753, frow 1610
- 184090 itrhabitdnts ¢ from 1760510 1769, from
“ﬁ“rb“m. 0200 BT "
0T here were; il (17545 varions _ealcularions
and estimates ‘made/of the: numbers. on the
continent. . ‘Fhe.sapguine made thd numboss
rone midion and anthalf ; those whoadmitted
Jdessispeculution iimo: the « calculation, but ad.
"heved closcriwo fagts-and listsy a 8 they wete
"made outy st.ced them ut 11350,000. - Gover.
“noursPownal vhinks, - thai 3,14 5,807, . wold
“tEn out neurest:to-the real amountin 1774,
“But whiat.an amasing progress, which in eigh
-teen yeurs has added a miiun; 4o s miliien
“two hundred and’ #fiy: thousind, although’a
< war was miaintained in thut conntry, foi: sevgn
- years-of dhe ters: Ll this vies, onesees! a
ummndn{ ‘unluiding itself, beyond: any ex
ample in *.m'opd-w RLT s.j »
2 ¥ s you “have: the iestimates made by the
:;amm i Congress, in 1724, and’shav ‘of
Aovernour Pownakfor the sume tpochisi.
“FHut wade in Congress is most likely ohe
Cwight £if i treimestinate sotye sutes - were
“ruted too high, it has been- since mide certnin
Mﬂm.wﬂ'&ﬁh’bﬁ.‘f WIS B =
üßut admitting Me: Pownal’s estimate to be
just, the numbers huve grown since 1774 so
muchy’ hotwithstanding the war, and the in.
“terraption of 'migrationy from Enrope, that
' they witfst ‘he well’ mighy thred millions —l{
“the caleulstion made by the membérsof Co ..
‘gress was'right, the nnmbery now’ st Le
'o'eucé,fm-mm than'three millions wnd
BB 1 s beong awi oms Yo e g
~4U'have observed 1o you in & formers dotece,
thit the Mudsaeinmseits Bay has béen Jurely
' numberedy end found witipve incvensed in
' nwmberts s hiveh a 8 in formerperiods, very
R U Y el LR '
" ¥ow add; that' D Maware, which in 1774, °
- was estimated .at 30.000, - nunibering
: WM’M» *'r-rn:z?hh 40,000,
i Pem vawg«wnrm low in
g xlrmxm.,- jif 4
o 0 T W b A
(ﬂl’. ..h,‘k“,{ ‘ ; L ’
' LRI ER XVINL v
o yMaterdam, Oclober 36, 1789,
SiR, ) e i Aedhemy @ K S
'g““' theve ! . is thcre more
than ML&»
Val L.