The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-03-28 00:00:00, page 3

' ZKEN a party, under the specious pre
conducting with moderasion, are ase
_.cretly Working 10 destroy the liberties of the
" peoble, it behoves that people to watch them
;ig:.d!'cumspoct and accurate observatrio&
wll are ‘the, supporters o
Britaia ‘Ot'::yn ict of h':lllk; and aggres
wion teMuris"our beloved country—-ihey have
advocated her cause in the wanton murder of
our citizens—sin the invasion of our rights ;
and in her iasidiods attempts to destroy the
liberties, of &lmﬂk!}ot’gnly have the
federalisg stood forth her champion, and en
listed under her banners ; but they. have re
peatedly advocated measares, which that gov
eruinent, with all its corruption, hat wot had
the hardihood to vindicate.
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To the Editor of the iivele leiini Rep’'isam.
0 his trast. There never w2s 2 more apndegt or
abrocious calumpy. James Madison isthe abbest min
-0 this country, and eq good as great. No man
in the world 1s mere d¢ read in the science of
Q;wemmm.md in allin 'te seiences connecied with
that, And his practical «bility is equal to his theo
retick knowledge. He is iml&ttdy vc‘l‘\luinted with
Al the cupacitics of whis country, with all her infinite
resowrces, anvl no other man so well knows how best
6 evolve thém. The precious deposit of our nation
al inter=sty couid not- ﬁ confided to übler or better
bands. His glory is identified with that of his coun
tv, andt he covels both. ow r‘ﬁmlom the idea,
:lm. such a mm'nt:’e.ﬁcjd be du!ny ﬁ"zm his
ut "3 his. - foreign partialities or forei
;'m'iypn ;by a puerile fon -m-n ompnrt'cg:-
«8 puerile a dishke of Eagl would bar.
ter Lthe mi -meed of his own and his country’s
honow's, gr the privilege of being a sattelite of
F.auce. Fremch influence ! Republicans ave you sold
tathat influende—mre you traitors te your country ’
You are as mmuch so as your hrother republicans
throughout the Umitel States—as much so as your
Tricids in power. - Your-own feelings therefore must
saiasly you that the cliirge is a base and infainous
calumny.
Again, the faction assert that the national govern.
laent is wnfriendly to commerce—-commeérce, 5?«.- viv
1f g spring of all our prosperity. The most anxious
efforts any gevernment ever made, dictated solely by
a regurd th, and madg solely for that interest, they
criminate, as cvidences of hostility to it. - They cven
put in a clain: of merit to themselves, for Laving de
téated thése very efforts, Never was there a more
disingenuous perversion and sentation of a
w’ug and pravideut pulicy. The belligerents togeth
er had interdicted to oir commerce the whale mar.
ket of Earape, and as our commerce with the whole
world is ultimately dependent’ on that market, it
was in effect & general mterdiction of out trade. We
cuuld no loviger carry on oyr rightful commerce, but
on tile penalty ol' capture and confiscation. Was our
government to %k\ this stute of things ! Ac
quiescence would ed have been a proo}‘ of cold
mess ‘o cominefce. I not, coercioll was to be at
tempted. This could only be by war, 01 commereit
vegaiation. The latter boside being a less evil, bid,
the fairest to be éffcctual. it was accordingly re-ort
ed . Phe plessuire of that system upon the bellig
events wouid have been such as to comnel them to re
muu.ma?m' t restraunis imposed upon our trade,
had it been fuithfully executsd. Apd why was it not ?
Ask the federul fat'ion. They boast the merit of hyy
ing frustruted :he system—of h;van.lg lightened its
g:e"mn’ﬂ:ﬁ belligevents, while it lasted ; and of
Daving comp its sbandonment. Their conduct
in that ulua-hmf the strougest proofs that ev
ér wus givenof the übandoned profiigucy of fuction.
[L.ying themselves made the system i»damd—-dny
Cm‘!v;t t{tvmoﬁaﬂ J.Mrow::ndmiﬁimdm ﬁtaht: a re
ac OR_guveryunent ; siill worse, con.
::v‘ocnmd the acty ofthe belligerents arelaid at the
door of cur government. Those ac’s haviig. withered
our. tr-de ga its: root—nur diminisaed revenus from
trads is uted not to their injustice, but to our
own '» lmmg:.e‘ N A
But e pat oaﬁ of the faction has lutely been
condensed mto the single fear that Engiand would
beenm f:;; upon uu.dbecuuo our government had :‘o(
en fc ing and patient enough, with her minis-,
ter, % action ruised a_ most, tremendous,
sutery oi-this eccasion. What loud—-what pathetick:
- ons on the calamities of in’g:diiwu.oo
_ungea aty, B 0 unnecessarily provoked, by the weak:
_mess or wickedn ‘l'&)urnlen! As in the case of
:;.m o ¢ behold Englund admits that
- er n the wrong—that he must be re
ealled, and another sent that will know better to ob
werve the respect to an independent government.
for [ o « most ridiculdus fegr ;-und
ell may the faction &tﬂwd'mlﬂv.rd
Anggm;mwh. This s too fruitful » top.
Sok far the limits of the Srosa opportunity. It teems
“Ww ires am-?tdeuﬂ than
&g here be afforded. You will sbe in it abundant
wnfn the uiir“m..“thw lbtehﬁ-derfalim o}re a fac
acting systematically on the principlé of opposi
tion,. without exception of cause avd v;l't:out regard
to consequences. Yo will sec in jt, ‘connected with
other considefations, that this factiou are driving at
war, Qot against Wh allianee with %
lapd, against France. ‘particalar proofs w.
Rereafter be reforred to, :
Let me be understood, when Fspeak of federalists,
1 mean the leaders, not the followers: . Were thelead
;f:“w,-du;h.g mhﬁa\;}r‘d‘\:«mld not be
3 ~—=Republicans ! w ese men, and
t!_léi{ chum; anl be not 32&“(1 by them,—Be
trug. ﬁyouub«, and your cause, and you will es
y serve your country.
vvn w 0 be comtinued. )
" JN anséwer'to the malignant sneer, in the
Jast Mercury, aguinst, ISAAC WILBOUR,
“Jet the g&ﬁﬂ; ‘writer be told, that ISAAC
WILB ,U‘ll! was m’df is the friend of the
Comme rights of his Country ; that
'Md!:ic.algm in their hosti;z restric
w“pﬂ‘m destioy their rights, he was
‘_ ﬁfz&lﬂl of measures, that would compel
ghosé Belligzrents to recede,and leave to our
<ommerce its accustomed ;and lawful chan
nels. .If this system failed of this effect, nt
fulizd from the factious conspiricy of the fed
cralists, Tlusu the Government of their
conntry. At this time, Mr. Wiraour’s rival
_candidate deserted the cause of his country,
and joined this band of conspirators. He is
welcome to all the support which such con
duct entitles him to.
1 was cnot - & little surprized to hear it re
“among “other hi Satu
A e et
{rveE hes L iorr
o’.';;h was stated, that His Excel
-3 anss Fawwza had pledg~d himseif w
K 4 [aly sutherizcd to stitr, (rom the
b 1 P et eo b
."‘ s N
"information we Mmve received fiom fle
Guvernour, that the wlbove reportis & hares
ficea fuschood j and it Govi Fessse: so
far from pledying bimself 10 support the leéd
ersl piox, hig not culy given the folles
assurence that he wonld wid, to the extent of
his power and influence tie republican tidks
et, but thet whenever suy report shawid he'
circwlated to the contrary, would check the
progress of Ihe same by appeuring iv publivk
print. The fedorul party iu this town and jn
Providence, do kuow that he has wore thon
‘onte nevemtoriy denicd them his suppert,
Why wien does this political apsstute, this oft
fice secking partizin, so industriously circig
late these unfounded reports. &
For the satisfaction of our fi'ends in this
part of the stete, we shuil pucish an ExthaeL
of a leiter, received a few days since, frowr g
gentleman in Providence, to his friend in Ihiy
town, in relation 18 what % the man Whecler®™
has thought proper (o report. g 0P
SPrevid.neey, March 22d, 1810, .
Dear sir==We ure going on weli here
~one of our friends has this day seen the gove
ernour, und he (the governowr), ol’cnf (6
thought proper) to come out in the Providence’
Pheniz, und state his attachment to our canse,
~and his determination ta suppert the. Repubs
licen Prox.” 0.. . L NS
; i "l*- e a .l’-
OUR sister stute, New-Hampshire, has
done wondérs § we have pot the legst doubus,
but we shall equal, in"the displ_’u:uef Repubtis
can principles, any state in the Union., We
sincerely hope that Massachusetts, 8 she
forms the m't‘:’nl,' will compose the ‘P&lhll’
link in the chain, oetween us,by electingtheir.
patfivtick Grary shd Gaax § Men, ‘wio
have both moral and politicdl charae Wo: ;
recomménd them t thmu fßtes, fo
which they ure u‘ﬁ 8y candidutes. . These
are men, who can sympathise with. their un
fortunate fellow-men ; 'and, will not riot, pnd -
trample, on their rights,” privileges wnd proe
perty, by uineyessiry zomp und porade. .
R T e
- WE understand that every 2xertion, in.the
power ot the federalists. will bg made in this
State, 10 .effect the election of their Prog.
We therefore deéem it our duty, to admonish
our Republican brethren, to fuﬁ‘q no stone
unturned, which, will contribute, in the least,
to efigct the election of those P@n‘?’?ﬁ”
devoted to the best luterests of our conntry; -
For, notwithstandin whxw‘&;l Pretens
sions, of the federaf’u.u, to uil the cundour
and religion in the éute.'wq heve nﬁ‘?ohk ‘
reason, 10 suspect, their intendons. Repubs
licans, be up and doing ; be vigilant, and fuithe,
ful 1o your country’s cause ; wnd uccu}- wi
be yours. . : o
y Sax T ‘I - wf"‘_ el ;.")4;\..;(‘,.'1
s m rIO ROV "2
. 1T is & muster of .surprise, to reflecting
minds, that the Inbubit.uts of this State,
sliould luve remainecu so loug contented with
- thei¥ politicdl cunditiofis, Wnder - the chirter
“of King Charles 11. of Efgland. So, things
are in tiis State, But, they will not remain
so long. A reform, or substivetion, .is tuch
néeded, and unxiously wished for. * '
“The federalists have adopted an entire new’
ystem of ;botxe ering the «present year..
E’We have reusoh 1o ofppfebénd the' s’:m'ht
secrel man@vres are practising ‘in this state:
—Ld. Rc/:.J‘ Their publick proceeding are {
singularly listless andinerty-bat they havc're-,'i
sorted to dark . mun@vres un‘l secret stratas
gems——circulars are sent rcund the country l
~lying phamphlets without date of timg.or
place are scatered among the ignorani—nu
merous cominittees are appointed in the va
rious diatricts and villages——the day of elec
tion will prove they have not been idle. Wit
cunning and dastardly encmies we must con
tend for priuciple. Attack them boldly and
they losc all courage. Charge them with
full and unbroken ranks, snd disgraced and
despairing they will quit the field.— X gie.
I ——
FPROM THE NEW-ENGLAND PALLADIUM.
. —— »
. SPOTED FEVER. |
Extract of a letter from Barre, in the County
of Worcester, dated March 20tk 1810.
“ While myself and family, are. in usuad
health, (God only knows, how soon the cene
will be changed,) | devote a momen:. 0 ac
yuaint you of the distressing situation ol this
place. That most dreadful disorcer; the
Spioited Fever, rages here inp an awful manner,
and in the vicinity. . In my neighbourhood,
four persons were intrrred yesterday ; capt.
Josas Earon, Eomoxn lHowrs, Doctor
Burrows, and the only child of u.ra'
Henty ; the latter, however, of a different
complaint, Mrs. Peanx atiended the funer
al of her brother yesterday, was seized with
the disorder at 9in the eveningy ahd died at
3 this morning~~Mr. Peanyr is at this mo
ment in a violent delirium, and not expected
to live.~Mr. T poMson was in a very h{::
ous state through mlﬁhl.buthﬂlulo_ |
ter this morning. eveniag upward of
5C cases were lrd. and un additional
number to day. . less than six or séven
Physicians, from other towns, are mu!
liere, but not sufficient to atténd all the sick™
[Seven cases of the Spsterd Fever, hape
Wier. In Oakh o _persons
ance at | am
“Col. Husipuneys, o few doys since, sold
two Fwes snd two Rams, for six thousind
dou\ﬂ‘. ' hS s . n 2
ALY g et REN-TQRE, maneu )6
WThe Mevino Rl which was breught om
lately from Cudiz, by Capt. Barxunm, in the
Ship Atlantick, was sold on Wednesduy last
for out thousatid dolias. . L
- CONGRESS—hmciligence from Wash.
ngton is to the 21st inst, The law authori
tiag the President to detach 100,000 miilitis,
when he shall think proper, and 1o march out
of the United States, such portion of thesh
s serve us voluateers, was passed.
It-is reported thit the Brigands have risen
ipon the Spaniards at Porto Ricoy and got
wossession of the Isfend. - oo
‘A 4étter from Mamburg, Dec. 19, a.ys,
¢ the Commissieners ut Tonningen have fin
shed their invesudgation, und reported 1o the
King, thwt they have found no enemy’s prop
prty there™” 7 0 ,
Anssver of the Danish Minister to a letter of
- GEN. ARMSTRONG, concerming the cafifure
_and sequestraion of ecveval vesvely bearing
the Amarican jlag. = O
©.oomor S Panag, 20th Dre, 1809,
GENERAL, _ | , .
w 1 aasten to acknowledge the receipt of
he letter you honoured nie ‘with on the - 160
ast. covering the remonstrances of the cape
ains and supercargocs of several vessels and
cargeos arived at Tonningen, I‘have mude
ity duty to send.lhis letter, as well aa the
enclosed remonstrances, to' my court. - !
Heavy denunciations ‘made against these:
vessels and curgues, us if they were Eunglish
property, have induced the King to oﬂ% .
sejuestyation of such cargons 2s were ju Hol
stein portsy in eorder o pm-by-p-mw‘ exe’
TR Oe St wee
: Being. perfectly acquainted with the friend.
ly disposition,of‘ H ,M?*.ny. towards the v.
Suntes, and it citizens, I cun umdyou,w
all those (sequestered,) goods ‘be: returne
ed 10 the lej te owners. Only such prp=-
perty as will clearly -;”uw enemy’s wilt
be cona.,er«ca:ftt..f.-_;? s P ’ “ o m V‘}"
General—You are too well acquai uainted :
the, spiait of ?u-d“ ‘!T&h animates (he Do
ish goverpmentyto-euisertnin the leust, upprts
hension on t:uczozfru?::bw it to be iy {
“t '.o‘ :l :‘ :< .’i". '- \!: }._lr_ 2 sj;
m-gm?:r’mtr uio‘i(lu"_c “" ﬁ:‘ *“.‘- e
upd doonments of such seqiestetéd. goods se
May appear suspicious. - §hud the honotr to.
inform my court, “thwt T convider this on ‘eh.
ficignt ipeant to find cut the “truth w
jood of the denunciationt, WilEh gave Hlie 1,
rive-opquemseatiens” T, ity M@ nhd Loy
iL e ey i, e RN
AR o T mx | S Uk
WS "f“'gll_'“‘a"’“@.mi' i
e T e SR
whicb 1 received tﬁ?’d{% “the minlster
ef His Dunivh Majesty near thig conrt. ™ *
M. Dreyer ho‘rg:zdu those. wiitten as
surpiices, atinexe ma&nnﬁ:ﬁn &n-*
ly~=“"thgt ull such property as can be proved -
to be that 'of cidzens of the United States,
(fet thé origlhul produde: Be: of ‘Wimtsoever
country) will be freely-and promtly rerurned.”
-1 myself put entire confidence in m
surances, Bk alone on account of the person
al aéquaintince with the mhilgur’ whe made
then; but also op account’ of the” universally
known jllstiz'g of the Kipg whom he repie
senige ~ I have the honourdobe,-&c.. sht
A JOHN ARMSTRONG. |
Tu this town, on Tu‘lhm last; by the
. & g MJ’RR‘ Nv o
%v._ nr.¢'fnwleé Mr. Besjanin II“'I."L:O':
haniel Cottrell,of Exeter. W M
8 Haxnaw CorrasmLy, , 5 ,
. .
¥ DIED, = . | '
In this town, on-Ss turday last, Mise Sanan Pz.
rERsON, in the'47th year of her age. Tl
On Mgnday, the 12th inst’ Ei Marcy Pxex.
taM; daughter of late Mr. 0 ham, in the
[th yeur of lier age. ¥
At Tiverton,, oo Tuesday last, Mr. Josuva BaAn
ceß, in the 83d year of his age.' Ao
At L;?'b Compron, on dn.gh [inst. . JomA
ruan Hicrsanp, in the 48th yeir of his E."'lfc
vus 2 Kind _und tender husband, and ,
arent, and a singere and pleasing friend. - He lived
iniversally respected, snd died greatly lamented.”
SR S g S ki
MARINE LIST.
« PORTOP NEWPORT ' ‘
Schooner Columbin; Capt. Richard Sears, of Den
is, (Mass.) went over Ocracoke Bar, o the 614 inst.
n 43 days from Cadiz—<all well. '
Journeyman Cabinet Maker.
A GOOD workman at the sbove business
may hgar of employment, . on- applice
ion at this office. ' % -
March 21. . ‘
et e S et AI et et At et i et ettty
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[HE Publigk sre hereby informed, that
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nd BELitaner i, m;lk. hﬂé“;ﬁ
RSO AR s = |
sther, .L whatcver,' o 8 wé aré }
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, on
COLUMRIIN ORDER.
. ———— A
AN adjournéd mecting of the TAM
- MANY SOCIETY, or CoLvmnian Orped
will be beld on THIS EVEXING [being the 36"
of the month of *“ Wains”] at the Council Fipe
of their Grext Wigwam, inthe Satediouse, precusals
balf an hour after the going down of the sun.
By order qfxdw Crend Sac em,
. WILLIAM SIMONS, Sec’ry. pro tem
¥ Searon of Flowers™ '
Month of * Worme,™ the 28k, §
Year of Liscovery, 318. Marel 28
ee e ee et et it et eel et RA,
‘ NOTICE. # f;
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'I HE Newport: Association, #f g, i
CHANICKS AXD MANUFACRURES | -
n%\\csted'to meet at the . the |
MONDAY, in w.ﬂ So'clog), P. M.
choose, their mbnho-dlsn Rt g
Per order, WILLIAM 8, N. ALL WY, &'ty
‘Newport, March 28, 1810, © 3%
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. Q THE LAST CALls§
:T \HE Cm?nmwm .»
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' consent oh the 19wh inst. Al peraond indebls
o 4 o mid St by Dk ecoutt on Not, 4
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ml‘l. . 108, T rsuStreet, Who to PO WeE )
to settle the aume, otherwise. howevee dligrveubls
0 his feelings, he will e cumpellei, 10, lallé ahe¥
Notes and Acgounts, ;} ende of an Auarney RE
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WE the Sutweribers Raying heen ape;
JEe yﬂﬂdb]ﬁ"
town ot Westerly, in the county of Weshien, Cotn
missionerd to 1 eive. and examine the Cld o
d‘.m“ ” P “ ‘.”"):s.“ .'l" ‘.‘. ‘;i‘.“!‘:f‘", .“1
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late of said WWosterly, sed, Nep ad’ WBO
vent, do hereby give notice tigt Sixmepihy from the
“dure hereof .reta;mcd“ he'c .' Aaid
estage to bring pfove. kel teapipchve. claling
0 eieber uflthe subscribefs at their respeclive dwelb
lings within the time afe Y« I N ol
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to mokeimm‘w(‘txvii‘ - I
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VAV HEREAS® ALICE, e ife of,
f 'the Subscriber, has Seen s o ' \
house udnmvnw.“"u and hay o 9
baved Hervelf n o inary -
manner, ever since she epme inte the *
- ever unpleasam it bertn gme w "an, Ad
vertisement of ﬂh% 1.4 .
bcreasc.r;di{ not done~f am .
myself and children, w 0 . fovbiel sl ‘pévsons; '
as 1 am determined oo pey no » ,
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AN on Sunday o indemted spprevtice,
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