The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-06-27 00:00:00, page 1

Chandlery, Hard-Ware, «nd Grjceries, 00 tedious to
" mention.—Shall only add—cqmeand see—come and
bu; cheap. ' !
une 20. tf
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NEWPORT, R.I. -
PEINTED AND PUBLISAED ONX WEDNESDAYS,
BY WILLIAM SIMQXNS,
No. 15, MiLL-STRERT.
RESPECTF ULLY informs the pub
lick, that he has removed from his old stand,
to the House and Shop hte&ccupied by Mr, Lewben
.(,?ook. on the east l';lse o'fbe h:-m-eet, oppoiste Mr.
oseph Lyon's, No. 58, re urposes enlargin
his f:m- by a more cx:imive l:su}rtmcnt of :l"nrdB
ware, ShipChandlery, and Groceries—Most grate
fully acknowledges 3\ past favours, and respectfully”
solicits a continuance in future : would be g:m to
serve his friends, and tradc to mutual advantage.
. He still continues to collect Stock for the
P:Xer Manufactories and Tron Works ; gives cash,
and a fuir price,according to quaiities, for old Junk,
Canvass, Hemp, Oakum,cotton and linen Rags, scrap
and cast Iron, Copper, Brass, Lead, Pewter, case and_
quart Bottles. " 1
He has how on hand, a variety of Ship-
James Mumford.
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
BROADC LOTHS of varions col
ours and qualities ; Cassimeres ; Linenw and
Cottton Cambricks ; Linens ; Cotton Shirting ; . Silk
and Cotton Shawls ; Cotton Scarfs, (or Long Shawh.&
_Ginghams, a great vaﬁetz; India Lustrings and
Satins ; Calicoes ; Checks ; Cot/ons; Blue and
Yellow Nankeens ; Rlack Crape ; Silk Gloves, long
and short ; Silk and Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs §
Corded Ginghams ; Summer Vesting; Bandanna
Handkerchicefs ; Silk and Cotton Hose ; Diaper; Ums+
brellas ; Threads; Laces, &c, D & ]
Aise-—An excellent Chaise, made of the best mate.
rials, M.y 39.
IN!‘ORMS' the publick in general, and lLis friends
in particular, that he has opened a smull assort
ment of the most approved STATIONARY, com
priging, among other, the following articles, viz.
Paper—foolscap, poy, letter, giit and vlack
Made of the best materials.
Gentlemen’s Beaver, Casor, and Plated
HATS, of all shapes and sizes. Childrens’ HATS
& great variety. .
‘The publick will find it for their interest to call at
the above store—whére they will find Hats of eveay
price, on the lowest terms. “April 11.
Shaving Soap ;. »
Black lxaend gemilt.'&c. &e. &e.
Besides a variety ofarticles too numerous to mention.
‘ ALSO,FOR SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent lok, for marking
Linen, and a constant auppl(v of the celebrated three
slit metalik Steel Pens—all which will be sold at the
Boston rétailing prices.—~CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Office
No. 118, Thames-Street,
Newport, April 10th, 1810.
A oo :
A grear vaviety of New SUMMER GOODS
é» just received, and for Saley, at No. 88,
Thames-Street, by
Hat Store, 91, Thames-street,
BENJ. & 8. G. WEAVER,
HAVE just received from N. York,
” at variety of ' g
EEETTH AT S,
No. 15.
Have just received from the best Arerican Jigayfactures
y l Vilisiß Spring supply of HALS ;
the assortment is completed. “These Hats are
made in the best manner, purposely for this market ;
are warranted ineriour to none manufactured in
America, and not to crack orfade. As they were pur
chased on the most foveurable terms, they can be sold
che'uFr than usual.
heir very extensive assortment Wil
enable them to furnish every kind and price that may
be wanted—as
Men’s feit Hats, made in Hartford, of a very super.
jour quality, and some dozens of a very cueap kind.
\ JUST RECEIVED AS ABOVE, '
An additional supply of Puper H ngin: -
and Borders, among which are many néw fashion
ble patierns ; few sets elegant drapery, and a variet:
.of low priced Papen.Eif(:;,m ‘.;‘3 assortment of Se.-
tionary ; m Qui cents 10 3 dollars
per bwb:lﬂ bola’c:‘r No. 1, paper; common
and fine wove hot pressed letter do. ;mk powder ;
elegant pen kniyes, lead pencils, wasees, &c.
A few English Hete, as avyve. April AT,
Mens’ Surrﬁne Fashionable Be wvers.
do. 0. with wide Brims.
do. F.shitnable Castors and Plated.
do. Youth’s Black and "rab Beavers.
Childrens’ White and funey coloured do.
Thése Hats are finished in a stile not inferiour ot
those which are imported ; a few fine English Hats,
and one case best.—.l/2e, 3 boxes Youth’s black and
Quills, from 75 to 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from ®3 to &e&ch :
Penknives, an assortment ;
Backgammon Tables ; .
Scales and Dividers;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Band Boxes, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder ;
18 Boxes, now opeaing—For Sale.
Wanton & Rathbone,
New Stationary Ofhice.
NEW GOODS.
edged, of the various descriptions ;
Green B urrougﬂr,
JOSIAH C, SHAW,
HATS,
RHODE-ISL
N ICHOLAS GE FFROY, informs
y - 1 b e
his Customers and Friends, thad he hus just
received from the zanu&ctoriu in w‘, !nJu
sortment of LOOKING.GLASS PLATES, as former
ly, which will be resdy for sale in a few days, as soon
as they can be fitted in frames. $1)
' Ao on Lind—— &
A complete assortment of Cutlery Tea-
Pots ; Pocket-Books ; Suspenders ; v ge ; brass
Mandirons, Shovels and Tongs ; Win Bo.p ;
Siarch ; Hair-Powder ; warpanied water Liqud
Blacking ; Scotch wnd -Maccoboy So d many
other articles, too numerous to particularide. ok
Looliﬂg-‘Wcs,' Tewelry, &e.
The Watch Repuiring Business is carried’
on as un:lal.—-Moo hmhefmhwv Mm Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the hi PFila
gree and Pearl \:Po'rl. Hair Work- differ
ent shars. round, octagon, and ﬂatn s,
The highest price tﬁ‘wun for old GoMd™ Silver,
agrecable to ite standard. r i ¥
He thanks his friends for their custom<sand will
sell those articles ut a vey small advance.
LARL & ALLSTUN, ana bk i.L,
"™ DEXTER & MILES. '~
OFFERFOR SALE, s
THL “n:ir¢’ cargo of the sl)lp"&alﬂ.
* from Tonningen, Jmu debenturey consis
tng of the following arfioles s viz =
12 Boxes and Platiilus Royuies, 0o
12 onesm_wn s s
0 Cases Ba tunniag,
25 Boxes Creas .]l: Morlaix.
24 Boxes Dowl,
1 Box Shirting'Linen. :
1 Box Arabius
1 Box Handkerchiefy,
16 Boxes ns., '
14 Cases ::ﬁi‘lllu i
2+ Boxes Legados,
4 Cases Csurillos. : y
1 Box red Platillag, .
1 Pox reo.
2N 'xe:g.hitc Rails bl 3
43 BoxesOsnaburgs.
4 Baleshpi gin&fl,m : _
23 Balegßleytucher,
19 BualefHeeden Linen.
Samples Wuy be seen by applying as abeve.
Newport, April 4, 1610 v 4 . e
Henry Y. Cranston &.Co.
HAV just reocived, and olier for
sale on very reasonable terms, at their Auc
tion und Commission store--=-94, THAMES.STREET
25 Pipes Country GIN, Pk
8 hult do. do. do. Of superiour quality.
10 Hdds. 3d. proof W.I. RUM, !
Arril. 28,
RAILSINGS.
-
F‘)R SALE, sbout 260 Boxes of Musca
dell Ruisins of an excellent quality by the quan+
tity or sing'e box, apply to
JAMES PERRY, No. 122, Thames-street, or
STEPHEN DEBLOIS, No. 16, Spring-street.
Newport, June 20,
Newport, Jan. 24 1810,
vl AL A X L & LD,
OFFER FOR SALE, | ;
ON PAVOURARLE TERMS,
156 Bales Prime Upland Coiton, {
94 Casks Rice, . ‘
170 Bbls. Flour, s ' <
22 Hhds. Tobacca, |
30 Buats Lard, ;
6 Hhds. Hauns |
40 Pipes Musonts Gin, ;
21 Do 'h;'nmi: Havam SUGANy ;
54 Boxes Brown, . ‘
117 Chests &Lr«. ol
10 Do. Hyson Skin,) : ‘
7 Do Hyson, do. |
64 Do. Bohea,do. |
24,000 Ibs. W. 1. and Batavia Coffee, '
Qoo.ooood.(- L").u.n.. .
In addition to their former supply of Dry Coods.
7 Cases India Sitks,consisung of Crupts, Lusirings
and Sewing Silks. i -
700 pieces Blue Nankins, :
300 Do, Company Yellow, do.
2 Cases Men'’s Sattin Beaver HATS.
Newnort. Anril 25, 181 ' ,
- Beriah Eldred."
R ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
, and the pubiiick in general that he has remov
ed from Wickfo~d, to Newport, into the House latcly
built by WarLtam Mumpord, No. —, Mill-street,
where he intends to keep a Grocery. Store and Pubs
lick House- for t& accommodation of any Lady or
Gentleman, that may please to call on him.
Newport, April 25 1810.
REMOVAL.
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
RK’SPECT EULLY informs bhis cistomers,
and the Publick, that he has removed from the
stavd he has occupied for two years past, to No. 93,
veing one of the runge of stores beldl}q'mgm Pavy
M. Moxrorp, Esq a little southi of the Market-
Square, on the east side of Thames-sireet, where all
orders for Drayes, Medicines, Dye- Stuffe, Spices,
cde. will receive ccerful and prompt attention—past
favours gratefully acknowledged.
M. 23
I.\IF()K e Pubiiek. That pursnant
. 10 late Notice, they have tuken into Co-Partner
-lur Ms. GEORGE MILES, jun. of Boston, and that
in future their business will be conducted under the
Firm of ILOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES.
. They oflet their servicesin the Auction and Com
mission line, and hope to merit the confidence of those
who may think proper to favour them with consign
wents. .
‘Cash will be liberally advanced on Gobds deposited
lor public\or private sale. .
. LOPEZ & %ml'l'u
GFrORGE m
Newport, April 4, 1810,
Lopex & Dexter,
NEWPORT,
AND REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, lUNE 27, 1810.
I veceivea on the 12th inst. by Mr, Pow+
el, whom I had sent some time before to
France, « letier from Gen. Armstvong, of
which a copy is enclos:d ; and, keeping in
view the instructions contained in your lette!
to me of the 11th Nov. Jast, I have written te
Lord Wellesley, to enquire whether any, and
il any, what Lieckades of France, hn{mted
by Great Britiin during the present war, be
fore the Ist of Janwary, 1807; are understood
here to be in force. A copy of my letter to
Lord Wellesley is enclosed.
It is not improbable that this official enqui
ry will produce a declaratioh, in answer to it,
that none of *hose blockades are in force ;
and I should presume that such a declaration
will be reccived in France 3s substantially
satisfying the condition announced to me by
General Armstrong. |
1 im not aware that this subject could have
been brought before the British government
in uny other form than that which I huve
chosen. "It 'would net, I think, have been
proper to have upplied for a revocation of the
blockades ia question, (at least, hefore it is
ascertained that they are in existence) or to
‘have professed, in my letter to Lord Welles
iey, to found uwpow General Armstronig’s come
munication, my enquiry as to their actual
st.e. | have, however, supposed it to be in
dispen able (and have acted accordingly) that
1 shoutd éxplain to Lord Wellesley, in con
verswiion, the probability offered by Gen. A’s,
lewer, that a declaration by this government,
to the effect übove mentioned, would be fol
lowe.l by the recall of the Berlin Decree.
I cannot, perhapsyegpect to reccive from
Lord Wellesley, an gdswer o n;{ letter, in
time to send a copy Ly the Jobhn Adums, now
in the Downs or at Portsmouth ; but T will
send it by an carly opportunity, and will take
cave that General Arnistrong shall be made
~acquainted’with it without ds‘q.
1 have the honour to be,
& With great consideration,
Sir, ; ‘
From the Nutional Intelligencer, of June 14, 1810.
SIR,
v “mm‘ |Kery & : _ -
Wi, PINENEY.
P.S. March 23, 1810. Since the writing
of this letter Lord Wellesley has sent me
the answer (of the 3d inst,) of which a copy
is now enclosed. It was not satisfactory, and
1 pointed ou its deficiencies to Lord Welles
ley in conversation, and proposed to him thut
1 should write him another letter requesting
explanations.—He asscoted to this courseyand
1 have written him the letter of the 7th inst.
of which ulso a copy is enclosed. His reply
has been promised very frequently; but has
not yet been received. | have reason to ex
pect that it will be sufficicnt ; but I cannot
think of detaining the corvette any longer.
The British Packet will furnish me with_an
opportunity of forwarding it to you; and 1
will send Mr. Lee with it to Paris, by the
way of Morlaix.
1 have the honour to be, &c.
Wa. PINKNEY.
The Ilon. R. Sairh, &¢.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SIR,
A letter firfh Mr. Secretary Smith ef
the Ist of December lust, made it my duty
to enquire of His Excellency the Duke of
Cadore, what where the conditions on which
His Majesty the Emperour would annul bis
decreey, commoniy called the Berlin decree §
and, whether, if Grest Britain revoked her
Llockades of a date anweriour (0 that decree,
His Majesty would cunscut to revoke the said
decree { To these questions I have \hl;.::z
received the following answer, which 1
to convey to you by a special messenger.
» ANSWER, ..,
« The only conditon required for the re- ‘
vocation by His Majesty the Emperour of
the decree of Berlin, will be a previous revo
cation by the British government of her
l blockades of France or part of France (such.
us from the Elbe to the Brest, &c.) of a date
anteriour to that of the aforesaid decree,”
I have the homur to be,
With very high respect, &c.
(Signed) JOHN ARMSTRONG.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
My LORD,
Io glemunce of the intimation which 1
had the honour to give to your Lordship ¢
few days ago, I beg to trouble your Logo:!p
with an enquiry, whether any, and. il any.
what blockades of France, instituted by Grea:
Britain during the present war, belore the
first day of January, 1907, a® understood by
From Gen. Armstrong to Mr. Pinkney.
PARIS, JAN. 25, 1810,
Your most obedient
(COPY.)
Creat Cumberland Place,
reßnvany 15, 1810,
LoNpoN, Feß. 19th, 1810.
(COPY.)
_His Majesty’s government to be in fore:,
I am not able at present to specify more theu
one of the blockades to which this ehqiiy
applies ; namely, that from the Elbe to Brese
declared in May, 1806, und afterwards limited
and. modified ; but I 'shall be much obliged
- to your Lordship for precise inlormation ss (%
- the whole.
1 b ve the hohour to be, S
f With the highest considerationy: o
‘ M, Lordg v X
Your Lordship’s most obedient |
| Humble servant, ; :
\ W, PINKNEY: .
The most noble | :
The Marquis WerLLEsLEY, &kci &ke. ' -
: FoRRION orFstck, Mancit 9, 1810,
sslm, | |
I huve the honour to acknowledge the ref
ceipt of your note of ‘the 15th ultimo, whierep
it:“{ou request to Le informed whether btnyy
if any; what blockades of Frunce, institus
‘ted by Great Britain d\g'lng the present war,
before the firse dr? 3! January, 1807; are une
derstood b{ His' djtqzs Government to Le
in force ? I have now the honour to atquahig
you, that the coasts, rivers, and porté from
the river Elbe to Brest, both inclusive) were
notified to be under the r.strictions of blocks
ade, with certain modifications; og the 16tk
of May, 1805 ; and that these restrictions
were afterwards comprehended in the Order
of Council of the 7th of Junuarys 1807,which
order 18 still in force, ‘
I have the honour te be,
With great consideration,
Siv, | . |
Your most obedient -
Humble servint, .
(Signed) WEILLESLEY,
Witrtam Pinkney, Ew: 3
]
| (COPY.)
Great Cumberland Place, :
uq‘ncu 7’ 1814
MT LORD, o )
I have had the honout to receive yould
Lordship®s answer, of the 2d inst. 1o my iets
ter of the 135th of last moath, conterning the
blockades of France instinuted by G. B\g\u‘m.'
during the present war, before the It duy of
’ﬁ“mm that ansmer that the blockade
notified by Great: Britain in May, 1806 from
the Elbe to Brest, is now itse!f in force; and
that the restrictions, which it established, rest
altogether, so far as'such restrictions eéxist ue
this time, “pon an Owder or Orders in Goun
cil issued since the: fitst dup of Janusry 1807.
I infer ulso either that ng other blgdk“d
of Frunce was: instltuted :& % rhul:;
during the period nbonmcng%] that,
any other was ifistituted during that period, is
not now ln-fot;c". R “;’“
Mauy I beg your Lordship to do me the
.honou{ to i-n’onn me whether _tl_mu‘w&-‘
ces are correct, and-if incotrect; in what se»
specty they are 80, ‘
1 have the honouf to bey .
_With she bighest considetation,
My lords . 0 0 wi'® S i
"Your Lordship's most ebedlignty
Humhhum Hidaat A L (N .
(Signed). -+ W, PINKNE'T, *
The mast hoble the -~ "m 0
Makauis WenLesiey, &, 0 126
Exiract of a letter.from M. P ixpizy 8
Mr. Surru, dateg March 3Tt/4; 110,
Cwf {;vm b‘-hpnéwbﬁ‘ibg?:i‘. ' of
7th inst. fes qn:nt&& s é des of
Lord Wgllesley’s U ot the
e .
- % I'do not think it of such ‘a natufe i:“b
{vm ‘foye able ?: make a «m $
justify an expectativit that Getls Armistrong
but 1 »hall neveriheledy convey 16 him the
substance of h{ withgut delay.” = =
FORRIEN oﬁ/ncl. MARCH 26th 1810,
A 0 A : oil BN
‘ 2 i S b sty 4 X
sIR, ' BN
. 1 bave the honour to ackusowledge the
receipt of your letter of the 7th inst. r:r,.
ting & further explanation of my letter of the
e concerning the blockades: of France,
imuzud by Great Britain the present
war, before the Ist daz.d' Jenuary, 1807,
The blockude, notified by Great Britain in
May, 1806, has ncver bheen formally with
dramn ;it canpot therefore be accurately state
.;ﬂhu the restricuions, which is established
vest altogether on the Order of Councll of
the Tih January, 1807 ; they are comprehen
dec under the more extensive restrictions of
that Order. No other Llockade of the porte
of Vrance, was instituted by Great 3&0.
betneen the 16th of Muy, 1806, ahd &im
of ;amm'y’ 1807, 0,3“9“”, the block o
V£nice, instituted on the 27th of July, 1806
which is still ia force. ‘
/1 beg you 10 fccept the assurance of th
“igh consideration, with which ‘ bave th
aonpur to be, sir, your nost ient humbl
servant, E
(Signed) WELLESLEY..
Wa. Pixenex, Esq. &c Ue &g, |
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