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ships, 207 brigs, 151 schooners, 23 sloops,
and 5 galliots, being 590 ; and for the coast
in trade, 70 ships, 78 brigs, 251 schooners,
and 296 sloops, being 695—total, 1,235.
Se—— Ce——, of the neighbowrhood of
Center, nud a cow wiich, some days since,
had the misfortune o dislocate one of .hcr
shouiders Her nbnman and superstitious
®uaster foun her lying unable to rise, with a
fine calf by her side. He immcediately con
ceived the absurd idea of her being bewitch
ed, and forthwith determined to exterminate
(as he supposed he wouid) the author of the
mischicl, an old woman of the neighbour
hood, by burning the unfortunate cow ulive.
Aud fearing thut her calf might also be af
fected, by sucking some of her contaminated
milk, resolved that it should share the same
fate of its dam. He accordingly collected
some of his most obsequious friends to his
assist.nce, and placed a large pile of fuel
on the cow, then tying the legs of the calf
-laid it on the pile,and like ignorant and hard
ened savages set fire to the whele ! The
{iain: s soon reached the calf, and bLurnt the
strings off its legs. The wretched little suf
ferer Goding itself at liberty, and yet possese
sing some degree of vigour, sprang fiom the
ptie, «nd cnideavoured 1o escape from those
wild Leosis v bhuman shape, who were tortur
by vt e Ly pilece-meul 3 but its en
.o vas nat sutlicient. It was
s , Ly them. better secured,
Communication.— Lhe followmg tact, wnich
occurred a few diys ago, in the neigh
bouarhood of this Burough, is not excreded by
any thing recorded among the blue laws of
Counccticuty, or in the annals of New-Eng-
Jaud witehceraft,
We are ut length enabled to announce with cer
teinty, the arrival of the John «idams at Baliimore,
af er o long and boisterous passage. She ieft Havre
the 24th April, and met with almost a constunt suc
“cession of westerly winds during the voyage.
Cap'. Fenwick, the besrer of despatches fiom
Frunce, arrived in the City of Washington. The con
tents BF the despaches have wot trunspired.
We learn from Capt. Fenwick, that Genersl Aimi.
stoony, our Minister in France. hud proposed return.
ing tothe United States in the John Adams, but had
f.uand her accommodations inconvenient for his family.
§t was understood that he hod taken his passage m a
vessel to sail from Bourdeaux, and indeed that part
of his bagrage had been already forwarded to that
place~~ANut.lntel. :
and aguain con nitted o the {1 Snesy whedn it
witn 103 Ih=lated daw, were sooa consumed,
amiist thz yeaings of (s gang of barbari-
ans ! !
¥7™ A Generan Republican Convexe
10N wii be tolden in THIS TOWN, on
Thusday the 215 t of June inst. The Re
publiicans of those towns represented in the
A embly by Anuglo-Tederalists, are requested
to ¢ anse deleraes to attend said Convention,
Don Leuis de Onis, Miuister Plenipoten
tiusry of the Spunish Junta, Has issued a no
tice of the opening of the ports of Havanna,
T rinidad and Matanzas to neutrals.
The state of affairs m France, on the departure of
the John Adams, was much the same, as far as it re.
Jates to thie concerns of commerce, as before ; the
A verican Mmister immediately upon the measures
token for the sequestration wnd sale of American
Vegscls, presented a strong meniorial and represen
ta: on on the mjusuce und impolicy of this messure.
N answer had been received to that memorial at the
ex iration of five wecks. Whether any answer was
subaoquentiy roeeived or not, 1s uncertain, but possi.
bl: e despotehes now reccived may contain some ad.
vices on the subject ; some pegsons appear to calcu
la = on a prospect of accommedation, because Gen,
Ar “ong hos pet arrived, bDut this amounts ton 0
1y oo ause it is certain that the General had de -
moacd o retwen hone under what@er circumstances
att vurs i oohies and
The sequesration and sale of American vessels in
the ports of Foanece,Hoiland, wnd the northern ports,
hodeon nucd, Soveral vessels led into northern ports
by mercantite cupidiny had been seized and sold,
Thereis no prospectof any change in this particular.
Thire w.s u fuint ramonr of neggciatiors for a
p cce, but they were ace mpanied by an unusual and
s lon movement in the mihitiaeireles ; and a num
erons Tuce was sad 1o be put in motion forS pain und
Lurge corps for Lialy,
Lowas beveved wt Poris that the Turks wou'd be
fo ced theross the HoVespont'in Lhe course of the pre
sent sumemer, «n¢ icir Buropean provinces toin from
them, . A Resseonurmy was assembied on the Ar.
niecan shore of the Caspian sea, wiveh had excited
an wlavm o the Torckish provinees of Lesser Asia,
A\ Bricishonar dsqaadren was in the Euxine, and
helbeen envoged in muking surveys of the coast
f.om Snope (0 the westward and borders of the
Taiurida.
The prince of Essing (Massens) had set out for
BSp-n, ke ook he route of Toulese, and was to ad
vance throngh Catalopia into Valencia.
The Frenci Emperour it was sapposed wonld not
go Lo Spain g this inference perhaps arose from his
sending Massena alone, with unlimited powers, as his
Jicuts nant in Spain. . z ;
We have been infomod, that the John Adams is
oxoccted to bring such news from Burope as will re.
Quir an immediate call of (.'«mﬁ.n-n by proclamation;
andd, that ¥ is the mteation of the President to con.
yeue them i case of publick exigence. [ Bal Wisg.
Mr. Pinkney, onr Minster at London, will, it is
@, be rocalled. The infermation is given on the
authority of a letter from Washington, which we
b.ve scen. [ Commere'l. Adv.]
Dispaiches had very frc]'wmly passed and repas
prd, between the courts of Puaris and London, in the
early part of April. s (Aurora.]
STALi, CONVENTION. ’
THE JOUN ADAMS ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1810,
—— R
CALL OF o NGRESS.
Nit v PORT :
Wilningron, Del. May 26.
+ EEE——
e
Y esterday the General Assemyly of this state con.
vened in this town, His Excellengy Gov Fexyer ar
rived here on Monday last, and was salutcd by » Q
churge of cannon.
We understand that the Rev. Bishop Ash
sURY, will perform divine service at the Me
thodist Chappel on next Lorp’s day.
We are happy to learn that the town of
Bristol has, by a vote in town-meeting, bes
towed upon all of its imhabitants, the means ol
the kine-prock inoeutation ;3 that much thanke
is duc to Mr. Faxcuer, the co-adjutant ol
Dr. Watersouse, i distributing this bles
siny and making his lubours agreeable 10 <¥-
ery age and sex. The people of that place
have duly appreciated this instance of pub
lick charity, by an universal attention to its
benefits. A chousand souls havereceived vac
cination and are deoing well, The inhabi
tants of that town have now but little to teas
from the ravages of that loathsome,expensive
and often fatal discase, the swmall pox. This
exumpic speaks loudly to every town in the
State und Nationy do Jhou likcwise.
Hexry Wheatony Esq. is appeinted to
deliver an Oration on the Fourth of July, at
Providence, before the Tammany Socicty, or
Columbian Order, Beaver Tiibe, No. 1, and
the Republican citizens generaily, at the
Town-House. e
Trisram Burcess, Esq. of Providence, is
appointed to deliver the Town Oration on
the Fourth of July. ‘
Levi Towker, Esq. is appointed to deéliver
the Town Orauon on the 'ourth of July, iu
this town.
W, Siyoxns, is appoioted to deliver an
Oration belore the Tammany Society, or Co
hvmbian Ordery Beaver Tribe, No. 2, in this
town on the &th of July next.
Officers of the Tammany Society, or Columbian Order,
Beaver Tvile, No. 1, for the year enswung.
Crand Sacher—Henry Smirh,
Treasureresamuel Thurber,
Socretary—=ticnnctt H, Wheeler.
Father in CuuncitmSilvanus Marting
Cuunsellor—"lhomas Peekham, jun.,
Scribe in Councity=~Jshn Pivman, jun,
Sagamore—John 1. Spalding.
Wiskinkice=John Lasacll.
SACHEMS.
Seth Wheaton, Otter T'ribe, New-Bompshire.
Thomas Coles, Penther I'ribe, Massucluaseits. «
]’lu'h‘) Muartin, Beaver I'ribe, Rhode-lslund.
Galrlel Allen, Bear Tribe, Connecticut.
Jumes Pettey, Lagle I'vibe, New-Yark.
Joel! Metcalf, T'irtvise Tribe, New-Jereey
Stephen Jenckes, Rattlesnake I'ribe, Penunsylvania.
Ezeliel Whipple, Tyger Tribe, Deluware.
Christopher Ellery, FoXx I'ribe, Maryiand.
Caleb Earle, Deer I'ribe, Virginia.
Willium Spragve, Buffiloe "I'ribe, North Carolina.
William W hipple, Kocceon I'vjbe Neuth Carolina.
- Samuel P Allen, Wlf Tribe, Georgia.
Entered—brig Pame, Burroughs, Cadiz ; schooner
Ocean, Barfley, St. Bartholomews ; do. l;e«x:. Brite
ton, Havanna g sloop Betsey, Dunwell do.; do. { Ex
press, Wood, Elmina (Africa) schooner 'l‘g'ﬂ. Tl
bot, Plymouth ; sloop Haleyon, Howland, Charls s.c
Cleared—sioop Eagie, Pearce, Turks Islund; do.
Huntress, Davis, New York ; do. Fame, Eo, Jo.do
Phitadelphia, Urane, Newhurn '
Officers of the Tummany Society, or Columbian Order
Beaver I'vibe, No. 2, for the yeur ensuing,
Grand Sachem—=Constant 1 abor, )
Father in ConncilemJohn Cahoone,
Sagamorce—=George W, Topiham. . '
TreasureresThomas G, Pitman,
SecresarveVilliam Simons,
Seribe in Councile=Dutee J, Pearce,
Wiskinkicesse Robert Lawton, jun,
SACHEMS.
Benjamin Wiehtman, Otter Tribe, .'\'cu--]l'nm/mhire.
Nathaniei Hazard, Panther I'vibe, Weossachuseits.
Sumuel! Cave, Beaver T'ribe, Ehode-Isnd.
Danie! I'enkam, Bear I'vibe, Conneciicut.
Samuel King, Eagle I'ribe, New- York.
Jaohn Williams, Tortdise I'ribe, ) ew-Jersey.
Benjamin itman, Kattlesnake I'vibe, Pennsylvania,
Joseph Cundail, Tyger I'ribe, Deluware.
Thomas Fecklhum, Fox "l'vibe, Murylund.
William S. N .illan, Deer 'l'ribe, Virgmia.
Holmes Weaver, Buflcloe Iribe, Norih Carolina.
Walter Nichols, Kacoon I'ribe, South Corelina.
Nichelus Easton, Wolf T'ribe, Georgia.
—p D 1
FIRE —~On Thuisday morning, the Gin
Distillery belonging to Messrs. Corkis aund
Nightingale, in Cranston, about 3 miles from
this town, was consumed by fire. The firc
communicated to the roof from the kiln, end
was first discovered sbout one o’clock No as
sistance having been ebtsined from town until
after two, but a seaall part of the contents cf
the distilicry were rescued frog the devour
ing flames. A large quantity of grain and
bigh wines wus consumed. The dainages
are estimated at 12,000 dollars. No insur
ance had been effected. The above gentle
men have heretofore suffered very consideras
bly by fire, Prov, Phenix.
DIED,
In this town, Mr. Hexny Hovr, il the 28th year
of his age.
On the Y4th inst. Mr Jeremian Vickeny, aged
31, son of Mr. Joseph Vickery.
In proof of the great value of Merino
Sheep, we are authorized to state thut Gene
ral Dering of Shelter-Islund, was offered
twod thousand dollars for his fine Merino Ram ;
which, after a calculation of the profits arig.
ing from him, he thought proper to refuse,
At Londondierrv, (V. /) Mr. Samuer WatLLAce,
eged 15 yeurs, and 6 menths, to Mis. Belsy Cor.
FIN, & blovming wicew aged 57 b!!
Inthis town, on Friday evening lust, by the Rev.
Mr. Gibson, Mr. Cavzs C. Mymrorp, to Miss
tUarriow B, Broww, daughter of Capt. Arthur
Brown, all of this town. .
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A LAUDABLE EXAMPLE.
PORT OF VENBDPORT.
MARRIED
Snf'o“* (a 2
NEWPORT BANK.
NO'l'le. is herehy given, that the
half’ yearly dividend will be declared and
paid on moxpAv, the 2d day of June next,to, those,
who by the Books of the Bank, appear to be Stock
holders. By Wrder of ¥ resident und Ihrectors.
JONN R. SHEAKMAN, ccshr
June 20, . 142,
TAMMANY SOCIFTY, or
¥ COLUMFIIN ORDER.
y: : » . ‘
AN adjolience v ccimg of the TAM
MANY SOCIDTY, or Cortypiay Onprn,
wMI be held on FRIDAY EVENING, [leing the 224
of the month. of * Heats,”] at the Council Fir
of their Great Wigwam, in the State House, preciscly
half an hour after the going down of the sun.
By ovder of the € rand Sachem
A general and punctu.! attendance is requested,
WILLE v BIMONS, Sccretary.
Moth of Heats, the 20wk
Secson of Blossoms, " June 20
Year of Discovery, 318.
"I'he Beaver Tribe, No.” 2, will celebrate
the upproaching Anniversary of American
Independence. The Society invite the atiens
dance of all citizens who are friendly to the
Administr tion and government of our coun
try. Suitavle arvangements will be mude,
and places in the procession assigned for the
different civil and military publick chavacters
ol which reasonable natice will be given.
By order ¢f the Grand Sechem,
Wan. SIMONS, Secrerary.
NOTICE.
I HE Subscriber takes this mode of
informing all those who are indebted to
lumy, by book uccount or note, to call and scttle ¢
same, to enable him 1o meet those who have de
mands aﬁ:}i{ut Lim ; he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice. -
He carries on the Blacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
and degpateh, at his shop, No. 4, Crosk street, where
every order will be puncrially attended to, and eve
ry favour gratefully acknowedged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. B. Two Journeymen, such as are good work
men, may hear of employ by applying us above
Newport, March 2 1.
HE following arrangements have been
fixed upon to be observed in the cel
ebration of the Fourth of July next :
! ORDER GF PROCESSIGN,
- DBeriah Eldred.
R ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the publiick in gencral that he has remov.
e from ”’itkﬁ‘d, to Newport, into the House lately
built by WinLtAs Musroxp, Vb =, Millistreet,
where he intends to keep a Grocer;-Store and Pub-.
lick Houses for the accomumodation of any Lady or
Oentleman, that may please to call ou him.
Newport, April\?.i 1810.
The Procession to form on Washington-square,and
at half p st 9 o’clock A. M. thove up the south side
of the squave, down Spring-street, throngh Aranklin
street, wnd up Thames-street, to the Sceeud Baptist
Mecting<House. After the Oration, the Procession,
will sguin form in Farewellatreet, proceed dawn
Poplar-siveet, thrgugh Waushing ton-sireet, up the Long
wharfy 10 Waghington-square,
Witniam Dexnie, Esq. Col. James Pernry, and
Mi). Hogario 8. Dexres, Marshalls of the Day,
Simeon Martin, Christspher ,
Fowler,Christopher G.Champ- s
lin, Daniel Sheldon,James Per- (':l::mT3:'n .:f
rv, Benjamin Fry, Thomes 1), Aonad éménu
Stall, Wiliam Denmniz, &8 He- § '
ratio §. Dexter. J
R eSE L TDULLY s thepub
. W lick, that he has removed from his old stand,
o e House and Shop lately decupied by Mr. Reuwben
Cook, on the eust side of Thames-street, oppoiste M-
Joceﬁl‘n Lyow’s, No. 58, whcere he purposes enlarging
his business by & move extensive assortment of H. rd
ware, Ship-Chandlery, and Grocerigs—Most grate.
fully acknowledges all pust favours, und respectfully
solicits a contimuance in future : would be ﬁ:ppy to
serve bis friendsy und trade to matual advantab--c.
He siill continues o collect Stock for the
Paper Manufactories «nd Tron Worke; gives cash,
and & fair pricepecording to qualives, for old Junk,
Canvass, Homp, Oukuni,cotion and linen Rags, scrap
and cast Iron, Coppur, Brass, Lead, Pewter, case and
quart Botdes. ; : e
He has now on hand, a varicty of Ship-
Chawdlery, Hard-Ware, w«id Groceries, toatedious to
mention ~Shall only add=—come afld sce—come und
buy cheap.
June 20. tf
New Feather Beds& Feathers.
LIV E Geese and Fowl FEATH RS
kept constantly for sale by
ABRAHAM BARKER,
: No. 1y Chatlesistreet
Fe tport, Mapoh 21, 1512,
Independent Voluntcers—Col. Thomay 1), Stall.
NMusick and Suandards.
Newport Artillery—Coupt. Benjomin Fry,
© Ml
Officers of the Navy,
Military Ofticers of the Uniled Stutes.
g Citizens.
Strangers.
Mechanical xssuciution.
Muarine Socicty.
Socicty of the Cincinnati.
Officers of the Customs.
Town Trgasurer and Town Clerk.
Town Council, preceded by Town Sergeant,
Justices of the Peace.
Juds‘ﬂ of the Courts,
Representatives in Generat Assenibly,
Stute Senators.
Members of Congress..
General Treasurer.
His Honour the Licutenant Governour. '
3 Orator of the Day,
Clergy.
Committee of Arrangements.
sheril '
Marshalls of the Day.
TAMMANY SOCIETY, or
COLUMBIAN ORDER.
G reen Burroughs,
Jk)l'lN M. MANSFIELD, at his Shod
sStore, Neo. 141, Thames-stseer, a hindsothie assor ¥
meat of Shoes ; —amony swhich are,~a fow dozen 6f
hadies’ clegant Kid Shippers 5 o gerv-rul assoronahd
of Ladies’ Misses' and C&!Jl‘th!' Shots; Chaldirt g
Moroceo Boots ; afew doz, of srufl Shoes, suitub®
for old Ladies’——Gentemens” New-York made Send
skin Shoes and Puimnps ; an assortment of Lrunks §
Silver Mounted and Plated Horse Whips 3 Tandeiry
do. Large Marked, handle d, Silver Mounted and Plas
ted Switeh do ; Ladics’ Silver Mounted and Plated
do. ; sewing silk by the pound, aSsorted colours ; Rag
vens Duck by the piece; Florentine: Satn of an exs
cellent quality, for Gentlenan's wear. | ~
JAlso2=3o Boxes fresh bloom Kaisins, by the bok
or larger quantity ; New-York Leathar ; Boot Cord
and Moot Web ; silk Shoe Tiwes ; leather Slibe PBads
iué, by the piece, &e. &e. Those who purchuse Mow
rdteo Shoes by the guantity, may be supplied ut. ic
manufactory prices, by appiymg st the sbove store,
June 15
A QU ANTITY of Shin and Cihig
Bread : Aletundria snd New Vark Flovr of
the first quality; Wolasses by the mollor : coulsé
und hlown salt by the busghel ; Ginger ind Pearle
ash by retail.=-.2e Mystick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philudelphis Rrick by the Lundred ; Hops by the
roind ; Malt by the bushel or smaller qrantity
Whest Bran by the bushel : Coal by the hmh"'
Likewise, A quantity of Bricks and Trle, made of
ipe clav, sujtabile F o for Ovens Coe, 30, 189,
SAMUEL W. VINSON,
RRSPR(ITFULI.\' informs his costomenyy
and the Publick, thet he has remuved from the
lau he has occupied for two years pust, o No. 99,
vewg one of the range of stores belonging to PAvy
M. Mimrorp, Esq a little south of the Mx.lklégl-
Square, o 1 the eus. side of Thanies-street, where ol
tders {or Iruges, Medicines, Dye-So flo, Spices,
Cfe, will receive chicerful and prompt wiienuon——pagh
tavours gratefully acknowledged. ‘
Seth & Step/aen Yates,
y "G e
Ih RORM (heir friends wrd the pubick o ~nmr;
that they continue 10 carry onthe Pamlag on
Glazing business in their various brinches at eit
old stand No. 4, Mili-stréet, they gratefully weknowl”
edig past fuvours, and solicit the éustom of theil’
friends &?hc publick,who,from the peatness wud £Lith*
fuloness A their work heretofore evinecd, iy be as*
sured that nothing, on their party shall be wanting 8
do the same hercafter
Newport, June 6, 1810, '
Lopezx & Dexter,
INF()H ePI iy S vgrspant
to Lite Notice, they have token into CA.Pariners
ship Mr. GEORGE MILES, jun. of Boston, and ha
In future ther business will e conducted under the
Firm of LOPEZ DEXTER & MILES, \
They offer their servicesm the Antfion and Coms
missiqn Inie, and Lope to me it the confidence of 11osd
who may think proper to favour them with consigne
ey,
Cash will be liberally advanced on Goods deposited
for publick or private sale.
. . : - : .
FOR SALF, about 260 Béses of Mu¥ehd . .
dell Ruising of an excelient quality by the ‘qush® 7
uty or single box, apply to . LN R
JAMES PERNY, No 122, Yhomes-strees, o
STEPHEN DEBLOIS, No. 16, Bpriog -street,
Newport, June 20. " T
\ lick in general,
Tll‘\'l‘ he intends carrying on the Painting und
Glazing Business i all their various branches
and has taken the shop under the Bookstore of Mesg
Waunton & Rathbane, corner of Murket-sghare. \
e sohcrs the attenticn of bis driendg
and the publick, who are assuved that evegy exeriioib
in his power will be made to deserve their custom .«
He has on hand and for sale, a complete wssortment
of PUINTS and QL. '
Newport, May 30,
A Lot of LAND. with the Dwellin®
House thereon standing. situate an the streef
leading from Thamesatreet vo Joh Sheorman's Wharf
Said Houee is well ealeulated for two familles. FoR
terms; which will be reasonstle sppivioe.
SAMUEL WATSON,
Mav 50 :
WANTUD,
T'VVO THOUSAND YARDS of
. Tow Clow, foralich thé Lighest price wild
be given by L
NATHANTEL W IZPI.’
Ma. 109, Thomes.sbyect,
Newport, APl'.‘ 4. 1210, i
Respecifully informs hia friende, and ihe puls
THOSF. indebted to the subsenbers,
are requested to make sheedy {hymm'. a 0 thid
i may be enabled (o pay those to whom Le is justly
mdelted, F.TREVETT
N B Several persons éan be furnished 4tk
Board .by wpplving as übove. © o June 6,
O.\' Monday i sih of Moy bes
ivtirert the hours of 8 and 9 o'slack in “:2
evenniy, soige s6n or pergons, stove in 2 nart
the fromt hfm'le‘h the gﬂ'* of Orpl “’tm.ttﬁ
BrtlTdd, in Sprinc.strcet ; any petior vho wi
give infarm AR of the rerpetiabot o» ~rpﬂrntﬂ
of tns Jardig Ourape, go 3\’B‘. he v+ Q&'
b!'m?’n o jitstiee, dnﬁ wbm*ﬂ% -
JCWur, Miy 98 B 2 L pnnr Gk,
May 25,
Newport, April 4, 1810
GO Y
Ihirty Dillars' Reward,
Just recanved, vkt lot saic Dy
On the mus! reavongle termys
William Stevens,
REMOV AL.
RAISINS.
HAS FOR SALE,
FOR SALE, . .
‘'WOTICE.
W . N W U‘)llo
LOPEZ & NEXTER
GROLGYE MILES, un.