The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-07-25 00:00:00, page 4

A CLOWN'S MISTAKE,
A €Clown once stroll'd where there was kept
An Arg, for shey, ind in he stept,
And migled with the company.
Among the pest, there clmnc"r to be,
One QP those well known curious creatures,
© Of part man and part MoNkEY"s naturces,
Cutl’d Bops :==and by « smali mistake,
That wiser ones than he gight muke,
The countryman no sooncrsaw him,
Than he 2egan 1o stroke and paw him,
* 1 swouch” exclaim’d the giping lout,
d think my money well laid out ;- ‘
Got ! 1 can scarce believa my eyes =
Never,how like w man it is !
The beau, dumb with astonishment,
dhalnot yeu given his anger vent,
Bt now, lus first surprise beiag o ’er,
He ruv’d, and stamp’d, he curs’d and swore,
(Nt for his hankerchief, Othelio, .
In 0 play, did louder rosr and beliow,)
Roer turn'd pale, and quuk’d with terrour,
For ne mistrasted now, his errvor;
And iooking round among the rabble,
R saw the Are, pere'd on atable ;
So capin huwod, be bow'd full low,
And thus address’d the mdignant beaue
* Master, I humbly ux vour pardon,
Youw'll take no "fence, 1 hope, for sartin ;
Poor Roger never meant to fronu ye,
He only took ye for the monkey.,
The following beautiful extract is from the pen of M.
waMPson, one of the persecuted patriots of Treland.
M. 8. has been peculiarly successful in preserving
the manner of Ossian—and his writings will be uni
versulgaread and admired, by every ane who can feel
a sympathy for the unhappy wetims of tyranny.
\ [ Newburyport Independent Whig.)
“ Sad is the sleep of Erin. and her dreams
are troubled wnd gloomy, Her enemy has
comey be has come in the hour of her slum
bersy and his hand has stolen the emeral!
from her brow ; but Erix has . net awakene|
—<No ! she still sleeps.
“ Bloody is the field where she lies, and
her garments are sprinkled with bLloode=[or
the wounds of her sons are steeaming arouns
her, and the ghosts of her heroes are cryioy
for vengeance 5 but Erin has not awakened :
~=No ! she still sleeps.
A sigh comes on the night breeze—="tis
the spivit of Ornr that complaing ! —.Pensive
he leans from his clond, and weeps over the
glambers of Ynin ! He touches the iyre of
gang ; the Heavenly Horp of Union ! and the
orisons of frecdom tremble over the ehords
Jwas a sirain he loved, for « he died sin -
;:Ih." CHas Lnaw heard the voice of her
hera! His min avalicied JeeeenNo e
e will sleeps.”
Homage to thee ench shepherd pays,
Behold the summit of yon hilly
No longer white with snow ;
Thie rams i gentle show'rs distily
The bubbling fountains How,
Al ! scorn beneath thy leafy bed,
To bide thy verna! bloom : :
Come forth, Jny fragrant ordour shed,
Dispel the wintiy gloom.
Nor sullen wait for sparkling dew
To grace the summer’s morn,
B¢ first among the blooming few,
. That eurly Spring ‘adorn,
AN ADDRESS I’o THE VIOLET
CHILD f the Spring, thou saphire flower,
Fair propheiess of t:cn'ml duys,
Thou ornament of ev'ry bow's,
A LITTLE WISH. ‘
. GRANT me, Gods, a little seat,
Modern built, wund furnish’d neat ;
Let it stand on rising ground,
For a prospect all around ;
Call the mansion Quet-hill ;
¥rom the mouat a ,l‘ig”tyle f;‘ill.
Let meand’rin ow
Through the &&o}_.’v* below, 3
And aqime Fu'w to it, .
Punted, wall’d, and ltgdk’q with fruit ;%
And a li;tlc‘: bo;v.’r &é ).0 PV v
Me of pleasing bve Mg T e
T! wghel'li&le‘m grove, ”
Ofo sully? o;:rm&fﬁ"f‘,:.:, :
an(tsofn?‘lti,fe ;r&c';ﬁ. Cone
ippin, ¢lieery. plhin| pear; /.
' 4 Alﬁptl:q aﬁ%*«l’ sty 3* L,
Oy the wyil cm\,gsy peudh'; 7\ oo
~ = - And each fFaghgnt flower that grows -
"kT ant flowey for the nose,
o #uAnd the rose @iall its pride, ¢ !
', Blushiiig rose e blooming bride ; -
2 Pulips Lo in fighest show, i
T T TYlins gay fordath.knight beau. :
s v ATN ps,;to'w'% in a door, >
And scg what to ask for more., 4
Gr.nt, ye powe'rs, a little wine,
_For the welcome guest to dine ; |
o “And a stock of mild and stube, |
’ Honest neighbours to regale ;
Y And Jprilstrong and mellow,
' T'ubes and weeds for hearty fellow ;
. These in Cestrian moulds comprest,
", That of Borcas very best :
Cordials 180 in cupboards be,
Ruam, arrack, and ratifa ;
Now and then a little cup
~ Serves to kecp the wpirits up.,
' As a srm'tsm.m, give me horses,
© Bome for chaise, and some for courses,
And a pack or two of hounds,
¢To drive Reynard o’er the downs,
Grant for these a fit estate,
Not too little, nor too great :
Butif ask aguing I shall
Ask for what 18 more than all ; ;
Give a Intle pretty spouse,
To euse life, and grace my house §
Let her have complexion fair,
Sparkiing eves, and anburn hair,
Skin as wite as neck of swan,
Smooth as down that grows thereon ¢ :
Smiling looks and ruby lips;
Waste that’s taper to her Lips ; :
And fine arms thdt easy fall,
Softest hands, and fingers small ;
Skili'd to wouch the warbling strings,
When her lays or mine she sings ;
Let her cheerful, pleasant be,
Tomy friends us well as me,
And with wit and beauty’s charms,
Giad miy heart and bless my arms ;
B the produce of our joys, y
Little Girls und litie Boys.
0! the sweets of such « life !
To be best with such a wife !
Grant but these, may I be poor,
* When [ ask a little move.
ELEGANT EXTRACT.
LULINT
(SELECTED.)
EL;.U AN deopard ana
skins uitable for Miﬂtnry Equipage ; Hogs
skins ; skirting and Rarness Leather ; Russett and
black Bridie do ; whole hides und sidos of (op Lea
ther, suitable tor Bellows.top Chuise ; suddlc trees,
of every description ; Gipth, roller and straining
webs ; silk Lashes ; suddlers’ serge, and Bridie
silk ; Princess’ Meta), and plated Hurness Furnitur
in setts ; elegant Military Birts and spuirs ; paten
spring stirurps and stircup Buars ; a large ussort.
ment of plated Bitts—vize—Coach and Chaise do. in
seis ;5 Portmouth, Duke, snake, Pelham and sharp
do ; double and single twisted snafle do ; Mouthing
do; Bridle Buckles and Martingle flooks ; Coach
and Gig-Hames, fall plated and (ip’t ; Horse pick.
es and trimming shears ; patent and common Trunk
Locks ; Trunk Handles, various kinds ; a large
quantity of Whip-thongs, different lengths ; ladics’
and gentlemen’s twig und pocket Whips ; couch,
tandem and gig do.~suddiers’ Tools aud Currice-
Barrs.
Leather Travelling Cases and Portmanteaus, im
proved ; solid leather Travelling T'runks ; house do
from 1 to 21 dollars ; red and black morocco store
Jo.wecsuddles and Collars, fitted to horses, and war
ranted not to gall; coach, curricle and chaise Har
nésses, made to any pattern, and at shoert notice,
Second hand Harness, saddles, Bridles, and
Trunks reccived in exchange for new,
Rostan March 6 181)
Gentlemen’s Whalcbone and steel-spring saddles,
shafted and plain 5 do. with Alligator and Hog skin
seats ; do. with and without spring points ; do
spring stirrup Bars ; ladies” do. with doc skin and
silk velvet scats ; military saddles ; helmets & Delts.
. BRIDLLES.
Curb Bridles, wlth Duke, snake and Portsmouth
Bits ; double and single snaffle do.; Nelson Running
do. ; Mouthing and Hunting do. ; double and single
twisted do. for hard mouth horses ; guarded and
Rolling snaffie do.
lick in general®
Tll.\'l‘ he intends carrying on the Painting and
Glazing Business i all their various branches
and has tuken the shop under the Bookstore of Mess
Wanton & Rathbone, cormer of Market-sguare.
ce solicis the attennne o 0 e mends
and the publick, who are assured that every exertion
in his power will be made to deserve their custom .
He has on hand and for sale, a complete assortment
of PAINT and OIL
Newport, Mav 30. ‘
© M 1 its varietye executed with elegance and des-
I P doh, and on the clmapest terms pouiblc. at the
Lilige of the RhedeJelond Republican -~
Seth & Stephen Yates,
~
I VFORM their friends and the publick in general
hat they continue to carry on the Painting and
Ginzing business in their various branches at their
d stand M. 4, Jlitksireer, they grateflly acknowl.
edire past fuvours, and solieit the custom of their
fiionds & the publick, who,frone the neatness and faith
fiilness of their work heretofore evmeed, may be us
sured that nothing, on their part, shall be wanting to
dn the same hereatier. "
Nowport. Dme 6 1210,
Also—Just received an Assortinent of Penkuives
of various prices, from 25 to 100 cents. STATION.
ARY as usualg ”
Munagers’ Lists of the fortunate Numbers in the
7th Cliss of Hutfie'd Bridge Lattery, way be seen at
this Office,
Erchunge and Lottery Office
MNo 118 'l'lrmw.s'-strce{ ,} June 27.
Whaiebone & Steel-Spring
Ao. 14, Marlboro’-street, Buston,
A complete and elegant Assortment of
Legal, Commercid), and Noturial Blanks, printed on
superiour Paper, and the first style of the Printing
Art-umong which are the following, viz :
Pawers of Attorney, ‘ Shipping Papers,
Deeds, Bills of Sale.
Declarations on Promise | Coasters’ Muarnufusts,
siry Notes, Blank Checks on the
Do, on Book Accounts, ’ Banks in , wpert,
Indentures, Bills of Exchange,
thils of Lading, | Seaman’s Journals, &e.
Respectfully informs his friends, and the pub-
l IVE Geese nd Forl FEATHLRS
kept constantly for sale by
’ < BRAHAM BARKER,
9. 25, Charlog.gtreet.
Vl oy \" > \’. '(\q-‘
New Feather Geds & feathers
IVPORMS the publick in general, and his friends
in particular, that he has ong’d » smul! assort
ment of the most approved STATIONARY, com
nrising, among other, the following aricles, viz.
Paper—foolscap, pot, letter, «ilt and black
edged, of the various deseriptions
Quills, from 75 (o 25 eents. per bunch ;
Pocket Books, from %3 to $4 cach ;
Penknives, an assortment ;
Backgammon Tables ; :
Scales and Dividers ;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax ;
Sand Boxes, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
SBhaving Soap;
Black Lead gcncils, &e. &e. &e.
Besides a variety ofarticles too numerous to mention.
" ALSO, FOR SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and a constant supplv of the celebrated three
slit metalick Steel Pens—all which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices.—-CALY, AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Office
Newport, April 10th, 1810.§
No. 118, Thames-Street,
I I \S just received, and offers for sale
on the most liberal terms at his new Stution.
ay Office,*No. 118, Thames-street,
" DOMETT & ¢AIRBANKS,
New Stationary Office.
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
William Stevens,
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
MANUFACTURED.
Cl\hl; JAA\ D DLE.
S DAL LS
"R INTING,
TRUNKS.
Il.a¢ for sale.
o," 1.
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, ke, &ec.
Wihich he will sell cheap, at his stand on SIER
BURNE’s Whart Nov 15
1O BE LED,
T! 11 HOUSE now occupied b
Messis, DRUMMOND & EASTON, No 11,
Pelham-street. Possession may be had by the 15th of
;\l.t}’. eosdsees ./WUO, sestoes
That new and well finished House, one dnm: west
of the übove, Posscssion may be had vy the first of
Apnril. .
For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN,
Newport, Feb 28, iBlO. )
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.
H N < Lvoad o
sale on very reasonable terms, at their e
ton and Commission siere-w-9f, TUAMES-STREET,
25 Pipes. Country GIN,
8 huli'do. do. do. Of superiour quaisty.
10 Hdds. 3d proof W.I, RUM,
THE Subsceiber having been anthorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZONTAL P.A
TENT PUMNP, to muke and vend the. same, ex
clusively for st Islund, informs those persons who
may be wiciined to make use of the same, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited on appli.
cation to the subscribesr
JOHN CAHOONE.
July 10. 17.:f.
J FOR SALL, z
A Lot of LAND, with jhe Dvellng
House fhereon standing, situate on the steeet
icading from Thames-street 1o Job .S/:cuxmm’s Whart.
Said House is well caleulated for two Bmilies. For
terms, which will be reasonable, apply to
_ SAMULL WATSON.
May 30.
A Shop sttaated o Thames-street, No
A 155, next south of Soromon Towssend &
Co. dwd Shop is a good stand for business, and
muy be had on reasonable terms. For particnkars,
apply to HEN R‘Looum.
,\‘slfv 16
RBSPF‘.CTFULLY informs his fri :xnlu; that he
has on hand—
WAN L,
'l'\\'O THOUSAND YARDS o
. Tow Cloth, for which the highest price will
be Piven by "
' NATHANIEL SWEET,
WANTD, ‘
If.IMEDIATELY. a Journeyman Hatter. A good
Workman at the business, will meet with con
swunt employment, by applying to
SA.\?UEL MOSES.
July 18 18,
FOR SALE, .
THAL valUdi'lLy. LSTATE,
No. 112, & 1135, Thames Street,
N()\V occupicd 1y Crurles G Los.
kins & Co. The Lot meusures 45 feet, on
Thamey street, and 200 on Church street, with a store
ont. The House has nine rooms on a Floor, with
apood Well of water atthe door. For terms ap
pl)' Lo
THOMAS HOWLAND,
Jun, 3
FAne NOLVICL.
ALL persons having accounts o de
mands against the RHONR-ISLAND COAL
coMPANY, are icquested to present them immedi
ately to the subscriber fur sectlement.
CHHARLES NICICLS
Portsmouth, (R 1) July 12. 18,5 w.
late of said Awwport, Glazier, deceased, intestate,
and having given bond according to law for'the fiith.
ful discharve of the trust thereby committed to him,
requests all persons who are indebred to the estate
of said deceased, 1o make immediate paynent, and
those who have any demands against said cstate, to
exhibit them to him.
WILLIAM WILBOUR.
- Jup 1. i7.5a
Y . \.()A\:)-l’[\ND Lli-\!bl‘;.
F‘ MR SALE, a Sicnnd-ﬂ.md Chaise
andl Harmess. Inquire of
WALTER NICHOI S,
Tl"-‘, Subscriber having been duly appeinted by
the Homn. Court of Probate of e town of
Vewport, Administrater upon the Estite of
DENJAMIN WILBOGUL.
THE Masts, Spars, Sails, Riging, Stores, &c
suituble for a singie decked Brig, of 110 or
115 tuns or a high or double decked Brig of 120
or 139 tuns.—
For terms, and particulars, pplyto
CONSTANT TABER.
June 28,
r I YHF, Subscriber offer for sale, his
House and Lot, together with a large Coach
House and large Stable, the Jargest and best in the
town of Newport, situated in Broad-street, a few
doors from the State House.
l' (.‘le ha’\ 14‘ )
O\'F‘. new Stage Coach. Jlso,~two Coaches and
Harness. “I'hey will be sold cheap and on a
liberal credit, Please enquire at the oflice of the
Rhode-Tlgnd Republican., '
Ju'\' 18 18,(’
The above property will be sold rersonable, and at
accommodating terms. .
JAMES PERRY.
July 18. 18,¢f.
%o. 109, Thames-sireet.
Nweport, April 4, 1810.
Horizontal Patent Pump.
B.k 14
RFPAL ESTATE—.ror SALE.
Loows b b SHLd»ON,
. ;)“. Yy ALY,
NOHiC L
iV
Lil
)
Vs JASOK SPRAGUE,) - ~
JOHN W. DAVIS, } —le
All persons indebted to said estate are requesicd
to muke immediate payment to |
ESTHER ANDERSON, S
FRANCIS Axunusux\'.} Aidniniotros
Newport, Muy J, 1810. \
GORTON ANDERSGN,
late of suid Mewport, deceased, Represented Tisol.
vent, do hiercby give notic that six months from e
date hercof’ are allowed to the creditors of the said
estate to bring in and prove their respective cluims
to cither of the subscribers ut their respective awels
lmgs within the une wioresaid,
JOHN DAVLENPORT,
late of Tiverton, deceased, Represented Insolvent,
that Six Moaths from the Date hereof, ure al'cwed
them to exhibit their Claims to the Subsciibers, wieo
are apponted Commissioners thereon by the Mo
Court of Probate of the Town ol Tiverion, that they
will atiend, at the Dwening-House pl JEREMIARL
DAVENPORT, in Tiverton, on the last Saturday of
April, June and August next, at 2 of the clock in
the afternoon.
.
HOLDER ALMY, ¢ L
JOHN WILCOX, } o
N. B. All persons Indebted to the Estate are pea
quested towmake imediate pavment o
JEREMIAH LAVENPORT, Administrato-,
Taerion, March 16, 1810¢ %
' I "lIR Sohweriter respectfulle inform s
the Irhabitants of Newport, that be b3y take,
the House Iniely occupied by Mr. Jaues Rorinso;
tin Pelhamr g ecty H\Jnﬂut he inlcnds practismg the
‘various branches of the healing Art, in this town. He
hopts by an assiduous attention to the duitics of his
rodegsion, to merit the confidence and patronage of
{:is friends and the publick in genersl. -
“AOHUN R, THURSTON, M. D
Newport, May 10, 1810. '
VV the Subscriters havirg Leen ap
pointed by the Court of Probate of the
LoWi U 4 vvewpert, in the county of Newport, - Coine
MSSIONCES 10 receive and examine the Ciams agiunst
thit esiate of
N*)'l'l(;l’. Is bereby given w e
: Creditors, to the Estate of
’ I ‘HEIR Spring supply of HATS ;
the assortment is completed. These Hats are
made in the best manner, purposely for this market :
are warranted inweriodr 0 none manufuctured in
America, and not (o crack or fude. As they were prr
chased on the most fovourable terms, they cun be sold
cfn‘e‘:‘pcr than usual.
Lic Carnies o the Blacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
and desputeh, at his shvp, No. 4, Cress street, where
every order will he punctually stiended 10, and 1 e
ry favour grateiuily acknowwiged.
: ; WILLIAM WHITE.
*N. B. Two Journcymen, such as are good worke
men, may licar of employ by applying as above.
Newport, Mareh: 21,
‘ N? o the subseribers havine been ap
pointed by the Court ot Frobate of th?
own of South- Kingstown, 4 the County of Washirg 1o
Commussioners o receive'und examine the Claun®
agamist the estuate of 4
FZEKIEL WATSON,
late of South-RKingstovn, deccased, Represented Ine
solvent, do hereby give notice, tha six months from
the date hereof are allowed to the creditors of the
said estate, to bring in ard prove their respeciive
cluims to either of the Subscribers at ther respecs
sive dw(-Hings,wit‘hin the time aforesaid.
ELISHA R GARDNER . L.
JAMES SHEARMAN, } ST
All perons wdebted to suid estate are requested
to make immediate paymentio ‘
Licir very exiensive assortment will
enabie them to furnish every kind and price that may
be wanted——as
JUST RECEIVED AS ABOVE,
An additional supply of Paper Hanygings
and Borders, among which are many new fashiona
ble puttcrns ; few scts elegant drapery, and a virie'y
of low priced Pupers.—.l/sO, An assortotent of Sta
tionary ; imported Quilis from 33 cents to 3 doilluie
per hundred ; best foolscap No. 1, paper ; common
and fine wove hot prtssecrlvtu:r do. ; ik powdcr ¢
elegant pen knives, lead pencils, wasers, &c.
A few English Hats, as above,
Mens’ Superfine Foshionable Beavers., "
do. J:. with wide Brims.
do. Fushionable Castors and Plated,
do. 7 Youtl’'s Black und "rab Beavers.
Childrens’ White and funcy coloured do,
These Hats are finished in a stile not inferiour ot
those which areimported ; a few fine English Hats,
and one cuse best.—Alzo, 3 boxes Yourh’s bluck woa
Men’s felt Hats, mude in Heriford, of a very super.
our quality, and some dozens of a very eheup kind.
l HE Subsciiber takes this mode of”
informing ull those who are imdebted (o
airs, by bouk account or note, to caliand settle the
same, 1o enuble him 1o mee. those who have dee
mands against him ; he hopes this will be sufliciont,
withiout turther notice,
Have just received from the best Jimericun Manufactures
St ate of Rhode-lsland cnd F'rovience
Fr Geneval Aseembly, June Session, JA. . 1810.
RE.S‘OIJ'BD, That the teem of the Suprine Jie
dicial Court, which by law is to be holden at
«vemport, on the Fourth Moxpay of Jugwst next,
be holden at saia Aewpore, on the Tuvespay next,
succeding the Fourth Moxpay in August next ; and
that all Writs, Executions, and other Process, by
which law are returnable 1o said Court, to be hoiden
on suid Fourth Moxpay of Jnzuest, be returnee to
said Courty, to be holder on said THurspayY next
succeeding the Fouith Mosxpay m Aveust next.
Ordered, "That this Resolution be pellished o all
the Ncws‘lwpera printed in the town of Newpert, §
weeks before the suid Tuvespay, rext succieding
the Pourth MoxDAY in oitugust next.
JEFFERY WATSON, Jddminictror,
Soulth-Cingston, Muy 14, 1810
A TRUE CoOpy
Witness, SAMULL EDDY, Sec'rp.
Newpoi sy July 18, 1810, . 13, 3w.
18 Boxes, now openi: o—-For Sale.
Wantcn & Rathbone, |
“HATS,
NOTICL.
‘\U l ;(JA“..
NOTIL L.
Plantctions.
Niv o UL.