The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-05 00:00:00, page 3

¥ will be a knell that will sound and sink his
fume forever, with the honest patriot and the
faithful loyal American. He has fixed a mill
stone around his neck that will prove his de
struction ; the féederalists and the British fac
tion cannot remove it and save him from the
merited detestation and abhorrence of the
wise, the good and patrictick Americans !
We leave him writhing in bis guiit, Lypocri
ey and baseness.
Is served up in fine siile in the federal Re
prublican of Suturday. The British niinistry
send Burr to Frunce ; he proposes a pariners
ship between England and France in dowmina
tion and plunder, and partition=—Fouche lis
tens to it and sends an agent :0 London. Bo
naparie spurns ity banishes Fouclie, snd im
prisons the agent. Then the officious L
happens to be in London—where he went w
beg a peace. He is introduced to the * most
noble the Marquis of Wellesley,” who find
ing him credulous, palavers him handsomicly
sure enough ; and tells him *“ there exists
in my office proposals made to this goveru
ment by that of France, for partitioning your
country !” Then home comes the celebra
ted” Logan ; and he whispers Wellesley's
deception to his federal friends, und the Fed
eral Republican trunsposes the whole matter
and publishes it just as the Biitish eubinet
would wish. See what a pretty muncuvre
® the Bridsh party in Americs,” can exccute.
[ Zatiimore Wing.]
—p G
In answer to the second, viz. whether ves
eels couid be permitted to call, &c.-—-Mr. G.
¥ as not 8o expiicit, but said ft would be left
to the Courts to decide ; that the law would
be rigialy enforced on ail cases of arrivals
after the 3nd February ; and begged it to be
understood, that there would be no release
from the Treasury Department. He men
tioned this, he said, because several releases
bad been made under different circumstances
which he explained, upon the arrival of ves
sels after the revival of the law under Mur.
Erskine’s arrangement. In that ‘case it was
the act of the Executive, and of the British
Minister, which induced Merchants to give
orders—=here it was under a law well known ;
and that it would be unsafe to make any risks ;
and that all shipments from England will be
attended with risk and hazird, urless the
revocation on her part is free, and perfectiy
satisfactory, Mvr. Gallatin s also of opinion,
that the Orders in Council of November are
done away by the Order of Blockade of A
pril ; so that a repeal of her Paper Blockude
(so called) is the principal thing demanded.
Tbe President by making the letter of the
French minister the basis of his Proclama
tion, has taken it with the conditions annex
ed—one of which is, that England shall re
peal her Blockades. From this it is inferred,
that a formal repeal of the Orders in Councii
of November, will not be deemed satisfactory
by this government for preventing the Non-
Intercourse.
~ The following exhibits the number of in
habitans of each ward, according te the cen
sus just completed 2
First Ward
Second do.
- Third do.
Fourth doe.
Fifth do.
sixth do.
Seventh da,
Eighth do.
Ninth do.
Tenth de.
The two following querics have been proposed
to Mr. Gallitin, to which he has given ithe
subjoined replies,
Ist. Whether goods shipped from England
prior to the 2d February next, but wiviving
subsequently thereto, would be subject to
scizure or admitted to an entry —=Ani 2ndly
whether a vessel with a cargo of British
goods would be perm.tied to call within the
waters of the United States for orders, or to
learn the continuance of the non-intercourse.
In unswer to the first, Mr. Gullwin stated,
that ¢ all goods imported from the dominions
of G. Britsin, and arvived within the United
States subseguent to the 2ad. Feb. will be
come forfeited, if G. Brit«io shall not on that
day have revoked her edicts. It follows, that
if no knowledge of such revocation is known
here by the 3d February, goods imported as
aforesaid, will be subject to seizure.
The rapid growth of our City. According
to the census just completed, the city and
county of New-York contain nearly ninety
four thousand inhabitants. The increuse of
our population since the census, by order of
the Corporation, in 1805, is more than efgh
teen thousend, and since the former census by
order of Congress (in the year 1800) mo e
than thirty Ihree housand.
The following siatement may gratify the
curious : |
Census of
1756
1771
1786
' 1790
1800
180§
1810
¢ Mr.Russzir has been appointed by Gen.
ArNsTRONG, »8 Charge dcs Affairs. [7 de
said Ae s & prerfeet stranger to ihe French lan
guage. [Baht. Fed. Repud.]
[Mr. Jovarnan Russeir, of Providence,
the gentleman sbove alluded to) is a man of
Su-g rato talvats und accomplished education,
Logan's Credulity.
Porel. 93,914
N. Y. Pub. Ady.
Inhabirants,
10.881
21.863
23614
33.131
60,489
75770
03.914
8.824%
7.086
7.677
9912
14.893
11.097
11,597
9,533
3.46]
9.833
The fast saiting ship Canon, Cugt. Brown,
in 22 days from Lisbon, arrived at New-York
on Monday. From Capt. B. we learn, (suys
the Eveuing Post) that on the st of Nov, the
French and English armies were not more
than 6 leagues from Lisbon, and that u grea
and desparate battie was expected soon to tuke
place. The out posts ol the two armies weie
suid to be within bail of euch other. A vum
ber of gun boats and gun brigs we e lying a
bout 20 miles up the Tagus, opposite the
town of Villafrunca, and were continually
playing upon the French,who had possession
ot that place. On the 25th Octashot thiown
from one of the gun bouts killed a Freoci
Gen. by the name of Marienze. Skirmi hes
took place daily between the French solaiers
und British salors. The lauwer had posses
sion of the sown of Albandra, about a miic
from Villafranca. 12 sail of the line, scvera.
frigautes and sioops of war, and about 500
iwansports luy in Lasbon rosds. Several re -
ments of Biidsh soldiers were landed at Lis
bon u tew doys betore the Canton suiled, onc
many more were daily exjected. Mr.Gocen
acted as Americen Consul at Lisbon in he
prace of Mr. Jarvis,
By the above arrival we have recgived Lis.
bon Guzetres to the Ist Nov. from which we
make the following transistion iee
and as such is well known in New-Englund;
and, we presume, in New-York, where hLe
some time usided.ﬁon.merco and law have
been the subjects ofNis particular attention.
He bas resided.scveral years in Europe, and
while übroud spent a large portion of his time
in France, where he must have acquired a
consiclevable, if not perfect, knowledge ot the
French language. | Host, Fai.]
Entered—sbip Good-Intent, Cadiz; schoe. Sarah
Hatficld, Ocrucoke ; sloop Aurora,Cahoone, NYok;
brig Russel, K ston, Havanna ; do. Polly, Thawher,
Port Antonio, (Jam.); do. Hector, Re.d, Cadiz; do.
Marian, Tew, Coruna ; sch. William, Cunnings, i3os
ton ; sloop Atalanta,Crane,Richmond ; do, Huntress,
Justin, N York ; do. Betsy, Barker, Norfolk.
Cleared-—sch. Polly & Mury, Lawton, New-Provi
dence; do. Harriot, Case, st. Mary’s; do. Deberah,
Spencer, Charleston’; do. Beisey, Hunnings, Fden-,
ton ; sloop Hetsy, Smully, Poiladelphia; do. Mary,
Bennet, Norfolk; do. Golden-Age, Givbs, N. York.
Monduy last arvived, in distress, (having lost great
part of her sails in a late gale, and much damaged
in other respects) hrig Russeli, of HBoston, John 1.
Al master, 35 days from New-Orleans, Second
mate dead, and three men sick. Spoke off the Vine.
vard, sch. Fame, 30 days out from Surrinam, bound
to Boston. All well.
The enemy continee to fiont eur e, with
the exception of Loison’s division, which has
advanced towards Tnomar ;5 their object 1s
probably to recounoitre, and to precure
provisiens, of which the arny of Mussce
na is i great necd, To supply the almost en
tire want of flour they make use of corn -
Ihe cattle thatl couid not be whoily teken y
way, although the large droves which pastuy.
cd on the bunks of the Tucus, were sent 10
the seuthward, are now consumed, and there
is in this respect an extreme scaremy. The
inhabitants of the central country situated be
tween the town roads of the Tupus, and the
coust, did not put their cattle within the Jine.
perhaps because they erronccusly supposed
that the enemy would not advance so fur as
the Serrade Monte Junto ; but their quanti
ty was not great, and the enemy’s army cen
sumed what there was in the first fiftecn days
of their stay in our vicinity.
A part of oar troops, which left Ceimbra,
entered Obidos and in thut guarter and op
the side of Ramalhul, whither come British
cavalry have gone,it is imipessible for the en
~my to make excursions, or procure provis.
ions. In a word they e redu-ed to subsist
on what is aflorded by the linds along the
Tagus, from Villifianca to Thomar, It i«
for this reason that the enciny huve attempt
ed several times to pass 1o the sonthwurd of
the Tagus, but always without success.
Extract of a letter from Lirbon, dated Dct.3o
«¢ Qur poiitical sitvatica is very critical, as
the enemy are but 6 Igs.from us. Stroni hones
are nevertheless entertained that he cunonm
penetrate further. A battle is momentiy ex
pected, which will for a time decive the fate
of Portugal. In all the aflairs of outposts and
skirmishing, the Earl of Busaco, (late Lora
Wellington) has so far decidedly gained the
advantage, and inspired the people with great
confidence on his ability to keep the snemy
at bay.”
['l‘a'll he ran find a chance to run away ! j=~Chron.
FOR SALE,
Ol Gerdner's Wharf, sixteen Thousand CONNEC
TICUT BRICKS, of the best quality. Enquire o
W'm. Gardner, on said Wharf. wpt 9.
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
Jnd posseseion given 25th March nex?.
A convemem Dwelling- House and ‘iho.,:.
with a good yard, in the village of Wickford
quire of GFO :W. TILLINGHAST,
Wickfnd, Now W%, 1210,
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
A LA RGE convenient building, well buik
and entirely new, situated on Long-wharf, for
meily the tm{neny of Charles Cozzens. Tt has been
improved by him s a Hatter's-shop, but may be
converted into a store, at a trifling expense;—avso,
A House, No. 12, Long.whatf. Fnruire of
Nov. 14. JOHN J. ALLAN.
At New-Orleans, Mr. Wirnnian F. ALLex, sec
ond mate of the Liig Russcli, ol Boston,
MARINE LIST.
LATEST FROM LISBOWN.
PORT OF NEXWNPORT.
DIED,
LISBON, ocT 30,
AN rdjourncd wiccting of the TAM.
MANY SOCIETY, or CoLumßian OrpEg,
witl be held o MONDAY EVENING 10th Dec.
(bemg the 10th of the month of ** Ganes” | at be
Council Fire of their Great Wigwam, i the dtate
House, precisely at the going down of the sun.
07" The sttendance of every member is particus
lurly requested.
by erder of the Grand Sachem,
WILLIAM SIMUNS, decretary.
Season of Hunting,
Vonth of Games, Sth, Dec. &.
Yeur of Discovery, 519.
s just received,
Ar mis JEWLLKY axp FANCY STORE,
No. 89, THAMES-OTRELY,
A New Stock of Puaed, Britunuia, and Ja.
paniied Wares, with a great variety of Funcy
toods and Joewelry, of the luiest wnd must elogant
puttcins=—which d\t publick i gencral, and s old
CUBLOIETS 1 Particuiur, are inyited w cull and see.
Cash, vna a falr ena unitorm price given
tor olu Gold «nd Silver. Dec §.
IN FOIMN hisloends and the pablick,
that he has removed from his former sund, to
the darge, safe, and con modious Loft on the whart
of the late Caren Garoner, Erxq ' He retuins his
grateful thanks for pest favours, sud willmake every
cxertion to ment x continuance of the putronage of
R liacros and whe publick, Nov. 28.
'I‘H AT veted and valuable stand for o
TAVERN, now occvpicd by eapt Ricwagn
BAarger, with the store, stable, coach-house, &c, ali
in com plcte repair, is now offered fir sale.
HEODEISLAND COAL,
OF & superiovr quulity, just landed on Lyon's
wharf, snd for sale by the ehaldron, or smalier
Quanirty, for gasw, by the subscriber——who will re-
COve Teguiar suppaes ob il soucie, during the
winter. JOLN B, L\Ug'.
Nov. 16,
Likewicrmmn Gurden Loty in Burney-street
180 feet by 48. Possession will be given on the Ist
ot October uext, For further particulurs, inquire of
JUIN A. COLLINbG,
December §.
AN Uniform Coat, unsoiled and near
ly new. Also « Hat and Plume. For pat
icalars, apply at this office. oet. 31.
Al i Lot of excellent Land, containing
übout 4 acres, half a mile from town, )
FOR SALL,
-THE pieasantert situation in the North So.
ciety in Jlawnqﬁcﬁ c Commecticut. ) a Farm, of
160 acres, of ‘ﬁood w good orcharding, of
excellent grafted fruit, well proportioned for mow.
ing, ploughing, and pmum, with good buildings.
—Suid Farm is well watered ; any gentleman want
ing to purchase a pleasant place, may be accommo-.
dated, payment made easy. For fur&u particulars,
enquire J Mr. Harvcy Sessions or Capt Jw& Allan,
at Newport DANIRL BUCKNILL.
Manafield, Wi sdham Ceunty, Sept. 30, 1810,
A FARM, lving i Famestewn, plea.
santly situated ahaut half a nile north from
Mir. Twomas K. Concoox's Ferry, contuining 71 a
cres of cxcelient land, joining the mauin road, witha
House, Burn and Cori-House. Said Farm husa
beaunitul Orchard, well fenced with stone wall, and
18 well watered, An indisputable title will be given,
For further particulurs, inquire of the subseriber,
living on the premises, JOHN WEEBEN, jun
Jumeswwn, Oct, 10, 1810,
FOR S VL, by the subseriber, a yal.
uxble FARM, very plewsantly siuawd in the
wwn of Middletown, about 4 miles from Newport,
&djuiuing the river, on the east w.de of the island,
where there is good fishing and fowling, and near to
the beach, affording plenty of manure. The Farm
rontains about & urr 50 acres of excellent Land, a
goud Dwelling-House and Qut-Buildings, fenced with
stone wall, well watered, and an Orchard thereon of
the best grafied fruit trees, just coming to maturity.
For tcrms, apply to the subscriber, on the premises
WILLIAM TAGGART.
Middle.own, Nov. 7, 1810, ¢
- FOR SALL,
A DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP in
Market-squure —Also, 2 Vots of Land, lying
i thet pert of Newportcslled Newtown, Buqure
of SPENCEKR HALL, on the Premsce
Atipersons inaebted to SPLNCER HALL
are requested to muke immediate payment.
nov. 14.
’ I YHAT pleasantly situated Fistate now
occupicd a 8 a Tavern, by SaAmuves Dunree,
in Portsmouth, containing 24 scres of land, with «
good Dwelling-House and new Barn, that will ac
commodate ten horses. There is on said piace a
young orchard of clinice fruit trees, five veure old,
and about 4 wcres i handsonie wowd, “The sbove
place is pleasantly situsted on the east road leading
to the Bridge, is 6 miles from Newport, and com.
mands sn extensive vicw of the east river. These
who are inclined to purchade, v’dl"Pleuc apply 1o
WALTER CORNELL.
On pew Stage Conch. Also,~two Coaches and
Harness. They will be sold cheap and on a
liberal credit. Please enquite st the office of the
Rhode-Is und Republican.
Wy & )
LIOR SdLi,
a N elegant Musket, entirely new, with a
Boyonet.—Enquire at the office of the
Wiodesdnland Repnblican. Nov. 14,
Rewpert Hetel—sor sale.
Newport, 10th of the 10th month, 1810.
TAMMANY SOCIETY,o»
WING »POCKNL K,
¥AS bdf[lo-l".’"l“l\”
William S. Nichols,
VALUALLLE FAKM, ‘\
COLUMBIAN ORDER.
FOR SALE,
FUR SALE,
FOUIK DAk,
FOR SALE,
On SATURL A\ wext, Bth instant,
Will be sold at Publick Auetson, In s'rovidence,
« IHE swuch ship NANCY,
KXY and her appurtenances. burthien 161
J“.‘;-“sj*' 395 tons, stows 1875 bunieis, and
P suils len arkobly fast,
Sowoot Mr.Jasmes Brown's lower whwef, at 11
o'clock, A m Conditions, approved endorsed notes,
st 4, 6 and 5 months.
Greene & Carter, axci'rs,
CRANSTON & SHAW,
H \VE just received and ofier for sule,
100 bbls. superfine kiour, ot the most
ujproved inspection ; 10 hlids. high 4th proof Jumai.
¢ Rom ; 10 chests souchong Tew ; 8 pipes Biundy.
5 quarter ensks Malaga Wine, Decembor 6.
THFE Subseribers havirg heen appoint.
ed by the Hon. Court of Pro Late, for the town of
Newport, in the courty of Newport, Commissioners
o receive, exumine and wdjust the claims sguinet
the Estate of
Merme Sheep.
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME, 3
A number of genuine Merino hams & Ewea.
Providence, lec 3, 1810,
SAMUFPEL STERNE,
late of said Newport, doccascd, represented ine
solvent, do hereby give notice that six montihs iym
the dute hereof wre wllovwed to the creanors of snd
estute, to bring in their respective clans to eider
of the subseribers, st thewr respecive dwelliigy,
within the time sforesaid.
NOTICE,
THF connexion in businéss formerly snis
sistrg boween the Subscribars, under the
Firw, of WANTON & RATHRONE, wus LLis duy
dis' olved by mutuul consent=~All persovs indebied
to said Firm, are requested to ma ke immediate puy~
ment W GEORCE WANTON, who is suthoiized to
receive the sin ¢ = And wil those who huve den ude
upuin st suid Fum, to present them for pryment,
GERORGE WANTUNMN.
GEOKGE 8. RA'THBONE,
Newport, Nov, 27.
Davier Dexnan, jun. g
Jos Townsenn, J } Commissionery.
And all persons indebted to swd cstate, are ree
quested to make immediste payment to
SAVAN STERNE, vidminstrairiz,
AOUN STERNE, Jdnunh clor,
Newport, Dec. 4, 1810,
BENJAMIN HOXIE, Esq.
late of said Charlestown, deceased, represented in
solvent, and did sllow rwelve months, trem the
sth day of Nevember, 1809, for the purpose of ad-
Justing suiu aeecunis § ALA e guid /M€ s..vﬂ\‘ cx
‘:ired, and the business of suid commissioners not
eing clowed, the aforesnid Conrt of Probute, having
allowed six menths more from Sth Nov. 1810, forthe
puipose of closing said Commisgions—Autice is heres
by given, that we will sttend on suid business on
the Just Monduy in Junuary next, at the Dwelling
House of Col. l!nwaap Wireox, in suid Charleston,
at 10 oclock, A. M.--All accounts and demunds
muast be duly attesied.
NATHAN TAYLOR, Commis®
DANIEL STANTON § “mMe 8y
All persons indebted to said Fstate, are ree
quested to make immediute raymcm to - 4
TH : HOXIE, Admin'r,
Charlegtown, nov,. 6 1810,
TH . Honourable Court of Probate of the
town of North-Kingtown, huving sppeinted the
Subscribers Coinmissioners 10 recene und exsniog
the claims of t‘u.- creditors te the Estute of DANIEL
WEEDEN, late of North-Kingstown, decessed, ree
presenied inso'vent ; and six months fiom the #th
duy of Oct. last, being allowed for thut purpose~ No«
tice is hereby given, thut they will wttend suid busis
ness b their respeetive dwellings, at any time wilin
the periad above mentioned : No accounts wiil be
reccived unlcss properly sitested,
RICHARD THOMAS,Y .. .
SMITH PEAKCE, } Cruniboire,
All persons indebted to the above mentioned Pise
tate wre earnestly culled upon to make ininedicio
payment to
THFE Hon. Conrt of Probate, for the town of
Charleriowr, appcinted the Subsciibers Commissions
ers to receive, examine, and sdjust the claims of the
Creditors to the Estate of .
’l‘"l’. Hon. Court of Probate for the town of Mers.
menth, in the County of A ewport, having appointe
ed the subscribers Commissioners 10 receive und cxe
smine the claims of the cicditors to the Estute of
JOB DURFEE,
late of Portsmouth, yeonmn, decensed, represented
insolvent , and six months from the 12th inst. are uls
lowed for thet purpose. Notice is heveby given that
they will sttend to suid business, a, the house of
Tuomas Durrer, in said Porcemonth, onthe fi st
Monduy in cveriy month, during the shove period,
No accounts will he received unless properly sttest.
ed. TILLINGHANT ALMY,
THUOMAS HA L‘t. } Commissioners,
Al persons, indebted to said estate, are carnestly
called upon to make immediate payment, to
Nov. 28, THOMAS DURFEE, Execulor,
FOUND. off the west side of Block.lsland, on the
on the 15th ult. a smull Anchor, weighing le
tween three and four hundred pounds, with a part of
the Cable. The owner may have it aguin by calling
on the subscriber, proving propertv, and puying the
incidental charges. FREEMAN MOT?T.
A ew-Shoreham, Dee. 3, 1810.
TO LET,
THE Fothering Place Farm, (so called)
situnte on Point-Judith, South-Kingstown, now
improved by Mr. NatuaxizL Axmsinonc.’ Neng .
need apply but those who can give grod security fap
the payment of the rent.
3 CARDRR HABARD.
Nerwich, (Con.) Nos. 14
LOPIZ & DEATELR,
OFFER AT PRIVATE S4ALK,
12,000 wt Green COFEFL.
2 000 bushels fine SALT, '
Nov, 28.
g BENJAMIN SMITH, Jdministrater,
North-Kingstown, Nov. 20, 1810,
ANCHOR FOUND.
SHIP— At Auction.
N OTICE.
NOTIG L.
NOTICE,
NOTICE.