The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-06-20 00:00:00, page 5

and stated the money went to the bottom, and
two men were drowned in diving for it. The
lad, though evidently tutored, prevaricated,
‘and in subsequent conversations, said no men
were drowned, and that he himself assisted*to
land the money. On Saturvay night, Bth
uit. a little after midnight, Zinker, Durand,
and the boy, who lodged at Zinker's were
hailed by the watch near the wharf. Tinker
+ had a g\m, and answered they were going to
. Bhoot ducks. In an hour or two atter, they
returned without the boy, and were again
hailed by the watch, who enquired for the,
. boy: Tinker said he had gone on board a ves
“sel. On the 18th ult. the body of the boy
was found floating on the river, with sixty
weight of stones fastened to him by ropes,
his feet tied, and from appearances had been
‘shot in the back.—=Zinker and Durand were
PROVIDENCE, JUNE 16.
* Copsnhagen Jackeon
Arrived in this town on Thursday night last, about
8 o'clock, durit? a most vielent contention of the ele
—ems, which, from its commencement, ;rpund aw
fully foreboding of the a ch of disgrace ﬁ
pol{nbon personified. hmn, however, of t
tremncndous storm, a few choice spirits hied to his
lodgings, to greet this cenrtly minion of an infamous
governiment. The next morning, at half paat fioe,
%15 EXCELLANCY pecaderp, without giving Hie
. Majesty’s loyal subjects in this town, an opportunity
of paying their humble respects to him, or even of
scemg lhis deleciable 'Pernon ; probably, smarting
feomn lie recollestion of the distingnished reception
taken up ; these, with many other corrobor
ating circumstances appeuring in proof,
they were committed to jail. A few days
after, Dw=and, under a hope of pardon, made
it is said, s full confession of the murder.
On Thursday last, 7inker was arraigned for
trial at Craven Superiour Court, but it was
found imppossible to obtain such a jury as
the law deemed impartial. More than 200
talesmen, on being questioned, said “ they
had formed and expressed an opinion unfa
vourable to theprisoner ;' upwards of twenty
were challenged by the prisoner, and after
cvery exertion during the whole day, and
summoning every freeholder who could be
found, only seven jurors were sworn. The
trial was therefore postponed to the next
term of the Court.
There were some extraordinary circum
stances which led to the discovery of this
murder. It was not customary for the watch
to remazin out after 12 o'clock : that night
was accidentally an exception : and their
mecting Tinker and Durand, both when go
ing and returning is remarkable. That the
body of the boy should float with 60. weight
of stones fastened to it, has also been deem
ed an axtraordinary circumstance.
Tinker’s connexions are wealthy. and re
spectable. He is himself rich, but his char
acter has always been a slender one.
PARIS, MARCH £l, 1810.
SIIRy .
1 had yesterduy the honour of tut\:! to
vour excellency the case of the American
ship Hero and re.quested thercom his majes
ty’s decicion. T have now that of informing
y m that a number of American ships coming
¢irectly from the United States te the ports
of Naples, under a kg'mnl:e of protection
{rom bis majesty the king, have, notwithstan
¢ ing been seiz.eJ and their cargoes sold “ for
the benelit of the fisc.” Nor does the injury
top here. Though thus deprived of all
means of subsisting theraselves, the captains
have been obliged to subsist the crews [a
mounting to mearly 300 men] and are now
menaced with a farther exaction for port
charges. This, in the strong language of
one of the sufferers, is literally to strip them
naked, and then to demand from them the
expense of doing so. As the consulor dfkent
of the United States at Naples has made sev
eral unavailing representations on this sub
ject to the king, and as he has rcason tg be
licve that the system, of which this statement
is a breach, emanates from his majesty the
emperous, it becomes my duty to submit the
factd to your excellency, and to seek, through
your inttrvention, such correction of the evil
¢ 3 humanity and justice may conspire to dic~
tate, A remark which equally applies to the
¢rews of the ships captured in Spain and Na
ples, is, that should the vessels to which they
belong bt confiscated, means ought to be af
ferded them of returning to their country,
In this event, therefore, I have to propose to
Your excellency that two or more ships be
put at the disposition of the nearest Awmeri
can consul, and permitted to sail for the Uni
ted States under bard, for the ameunt of the
valuation respectively.
i am, Sir, &ec. 7
A gentleman who was in Newbern during
the sitting of thie Supreme Court last week,
has informed us of a murder which was late
ly perpetrated there, supposed by Capt. £d
ward Tinker and Mr. Peter Durand,on a lad
7 years old. The following is a history
of the case as received from our informant.
Several weeks ago Capt Tinker with Mr.
Durand, (his brother-in-law) and the lad o 2
board, carried a cargo of sugar and coffee to
Baltimore, which he sold for money. He
then insured his vessel with a valuable cargo,
to Newbern, and suiled in ballast ; near the
Hatteras banks he landed the money and sunk
the vessel, by boring holes in her bottom—
then came up to Newbern, and with Darand,
swore 10 a protest that the vessel was lost in
consequence of her age and bad condition,
(Sigued) JOHN ARMSTRONG.
His Bmocllency, the Duke of Cadore.
ARTICLES BY MAIL.
Wilmington, N. C. May 8.
MURDER.
The Society will meet in the Representafives
Chamber in the State-House at eight o’clock, in the
morning to transact necessary business; and pre
cisely at 10 o’clock the Procession will be formex on
the Parsde—and rocer d up the south side of Was
hing ten-square, down Spring-street, and Franklin
street, up Thames-street apd Marlboro’ssireet to the
Methodist Chappel.
For the accommodation of the Ladies, the doors
of the Chappel will be opened st 10 o’clock. They
are respect Fully solicited to take the wall pews below
and side gallery—leaving the gallery for the singers
—and the body pews below for the procession. Afier
the Oration the Procession will form again in the same
order, proceed up Muarlboro’street—through Fage
well-street, as for as Liberty Tree, down Thames
strect, up the parade to the State-House. .
The TAammany Sociery; or Corumsian On.
peu, No. 2, of the State of Rhode-Island, will cele
brate the Fourth of July, 1810, in & manner, worthy
of the occesion. The citizens of this and the neigh
bouring Towns, and visiting dtrangers; who are
friends to the Federal Union, and to 'the Liberties,
Independence and Constitutional authoritiés ef their
gounu'y are respectfully invited to join in the cele
ration.
1. The Wiskinkie. .
2. The Sagamore, bearing the Cap of Liberty, at
o tended by two Masters of Gererhonies.
3. The Grand Sachem and Treasurer, :
4. The Father in Council and Seribe to the Coungil
of Sacbems.
5 The Rev. Cler,y and Onator of the Day.
6. His Honour the Lient Govermour and State §ena.
tors preceeded by the High Sheriff’ .
of thia (‘g:my. .o R
7. The Sachem of the Beaver Tribé. '
Alaunk, or Standard Bearer. ‘
Okamaw, Tribe Huntar or Marshull.
~ Beaver Tribe in Double File. :
Makawa'aw, or Scribe. '
3. The Eagle Tribe in the same ovdet.
9. The Otter Tribe. A ‘
10. The Panther Tribe. :
11. The Bear Tribe, |
12. The Rattlesnake Tribe.
15. The Tortoise Tribe,
4 14. Band of Musick,
15. The Tyger Tribe. |
16. The Deer Tribe.
17. The Ruffaloe Tribe. ¢ '
18. The Ruccoon Tribe.
' 19. The Wolf Tribe.
M 20 The Fox T'ribe. .
21. Marshalls of the De .
22. Members of Congress and Okcen of the
General Government, |
23. Members of the State Legislature. .
4. Ju-lg: and Clerk of the Supreme Court.
25.26Ju1ti0e0 Lge';‘k’ n;e the mr;‘“ogn Common Plead.
. Justices of the Peace ar blick Notaries.
27. Town Council, Treasu q‘lﬂg‘bw
by the mmsqamu" A e
28. Oficers of the Army und Navy,
29. Major General of the Militia and Aids.
$O. Militia Officers, General,Regimental and Staffs.
31. Civil Ufficers of the United States. :
32. Socicty of Cincinnati. |
33. Marine Society. _
34 Mechafick Association, vt i
35. Citizens und Strangers. v A
On Friday last, His Excellency Gov. Fewxer, vis
ited the United States revenue cutter Eagle, coin.
manded by Capt. Lzx. A salute was fired from the
cutter. In the evening His Excellency visited the
Wigwam of Beaver Tribe No 2, which was hand
somely dccorated on the occasion.
At the town-meeting held on Saturday af
ternoon last, the report of the committe a
gainst laying oat the street contemplated at
South-end, was agreed to. A tax of 20,000
dollars was ordered. - A committee to employ .
some suitable person or persons to-innoculate
with the Kine-Pock such inhabitants of the
town as may wish it, was appointed—=the ex
pense to be defrayed out of the town-treasury.
On Mondny last was the Anniversary Fes
tival of St. John, the Baptist ; the day was
celebrated by the Masonick Broutherhood in
this town, in an unusual splendid manner.
T'he Masonick Society formed a procession,
and proceededt the Episcopal-Church where
a pertinent and elegant discourse was deliv
eved by the Rev. Bishop Grisworp. A
choir of excellent Ningers performed several
pieces of musick in a style that reflecied the
highest credit on their taste and skifl, -
he mét in Bostos,and fearin g thattle officious atten
tiens.of his_friends here would eventuate & similar
hosour. Vi o e L TRI
Brig Argus, Capt. Hallowell, arrived here.
on Wednesday last, in 52 days from Algezi
ras, has broyght 19 MERINO SHEEP, in
good order, :
Capt. Endicott, of the ship Traveller, left Lisbon
on the Bth of May, at which time an Eo_l"\ilh army of
19,000 men, and a Portuguese army of 40,000 were
en the fronli'c‘:u, within a short distance of the
Frengh ; so that a generdl e ng:em was expect
ed to take place shortly. Cn;‘ns, icott has brooght
out 23 Meriuo sheep. (N. ¥. Mer. Jdv.j
It is with pleasure we learn that the cete
brated Joel Barlow is engaged in writing «
History of the United States. So desirable a
work could not have been committed to an -
bler hand. [ Boston Chrenicle. ]
Timothy Pickering’s Dyo‘r‘a'! Gasp.
The Boston Chronicle of Thirsday last
farnishes the following article §—¢ ¥t is said
that the man who declared that Britsin “/ad
done us no essential injury’ was presetit at the
Jacksonian dinner in this town ; and that he
gave another proof of his ‘zeal in Hia Mujess
ty’s servicey in the following * toqer.”
w The world's last hopemsPritalng fafteans
chored sle ! ! V" .
THIRTY- FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
NEMWPORT : o A
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1810.
LATEST FROM LISBOJ.
ORDER OF PROCESSION
FESTIVAL OF ST.JDHN.
William 'S. Nichols,
14 5 o 1
Informa his Cusiomeva in Town and Countrys
TI!AT he has just received from New-York,
Britannia Tea Pots and Tumblers ; Plated
Usetofs ; bestand common plated Candlesticks ; de
canter labels ; bettle stands; n gencral assortment of
m&’a tea and snuffer Truys ; wine waiters ; bread
etd and (ea caddies; silver mounged chaise
whips; walking sticks ; real v'm?wf Nimd wash
balls ; moroceo pocaet, noté and pencil books ; tor
toise shell comhs ; fancy beads ; ear droops, milk
Mz roses ; essences ; steel’peny, &e with a- variety
of such other m..glel a 8 upe genérallyfound in a fan.
cy Swi e, : . *
’ JUST RECEIVED,
—IN ADDITION TO T'HE ABOVE—
An assartment of Cutlery :Mlso,~Jewelry and silver
Ware as wsual. ~
June 27. * 15tf.
I_l AS just recetved, and offers for sale
on the most liberal ternis at his new Station
ary Oilice, No. 118, Thume s-aireet,
“A complete and elegaht Assortment of
Legal, Commercial, and Notarial Blanks, printed on
superiour Paper, and the first style of tn: Printing
Art—among which are the following, vaz :
Deeds, l Billsof Sale.
Coust h". Manifests,
Bhni Checks on the
A ludicrous circumstance oncured a few evenings
sinoe in Oxferd-sireet. A chimney sweeper's boy
Et into a butter basket, at 8 cheesemongers door, and
Il fast asleap ; one of his compdnions, in a joke,shut
down the lid and fastened it. Two thicves passing
slong shartly afterwards, and conceiving the basket
*o be filled with butter or eggs, carried it away with
them to & publhu house lnmneighbourhood. whien
lo! instead of a rick my, out sprang the young
knight of the hrus!\.. rogues, as may be imag
ined, made a precipitate retreat on his unexpected
sprearance, T Ruglish Paper.)
Powers of Attorney,
Decelarations on Promis
sary Notes,
Do. on Bogk Accounts,
Indentures,
Bills of Lading, | Sewman’s Journals, &e.
Also—Just received an Assortment of Penknives
of various prices, from 25 10 100 cents, STATION.
ARY as usual, y aiidane” 3 6
Managers' Lists of the fortunate Numbers in the
7th Cluss of Matfield Bridge Leyery, may be seeh at
his Office. Wi
Exchange and Lottery Ofice,
M. 118 Mmmo,’" } Jurie 27.
MARINE LIST.
——— y
PORT OF NEIWWPORT.
Fntered—sloop Golden Age, Ranl, New-York ; do.
Aurors, Cahoone, do. ; do. Hermes, Freach, do. ; do.
Nancy, Haveland.
Cleared—brig German l‘qiy, Qerten, Mevanna ;
schooner Vliza, Barker, Cadiz ; do. Anna Maria,
Chuse, Washington. (N. C.) do. Hetsey, Childs,
Machias ; do. Laberty, Shove, Richmund ; do. Defi
ance Green, Alrxuu{riu.
The drivers, although seated on the saddle
horses were not injured.
On Wednesday 30th ult. about ¥ o'clotk
A. M. the lightening struck four teams of
borses, on the Newport Rod‘abom 14 miles
from Lancester, in the state of Pennsylvania.
Fifteen of the horses out of seventeen that
compeosed the teams, were killed.
NOTICE. r
THE Co-partncrsln'p of the subscri-.
' _bers, under the firm of Leonard Coggeshall &
Co, is, by mutnal consent, dissolved. ﬂf“ pe'Fi&u
having demands-on, or indebted 10 said firm, are re
quested to_call forimmediate settiement. :
LINUS R. LEONARD,
WILLIAM COGGESHALL,
WILLIAM FALES, :
HENRY SMITH. )
Bristol, June 26, 1810, 15%. .
Tobe Midat PUBLICK AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, the 194 k day of July, 6t Paw~
katuck Bridge, in W esterly,
LL the workug Toois of the late
Mr. Punl Stillman, compri::f 2 complete as
sortmént of Clock and Watch-makers’ Tools and
malerials, Gold and Silversmiths’ do. Sale to com
menoe ‘at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. -‘
Westerly, June 27, 4 15, 3w
On the 30th Apiil a heavy gale was expers
iehced at Goshen, in the stare of _Ne\v-_Y ork,
which, the Goshen paper informs us, coin.
{'lctab levelled to the ground the fine large
‘hureh vecently erected in that village, and
did considerable other damage. . ‘
' Ne W PORTET BANK. :
NOTIC E is hercby given, that the
half yearly dividend will be declared and
paid on MonDAY, the 2d day of July ncxtgf those;
who by the Books of the Bank, appear to be Stocks
holders. on the 25th inst. !
By Order of President and Divectove,
June 20. JOHN R, SHEARMAN, cashr.
\ NOTICE.
THE Newport Association of Meéchahicks
and Manufactures, are reg:)ered to meet at the
State House, on the first ONDAY in July, at half
past 7 o'clock, P. M. it being the Quarterly Meeting
of the Society. i -
Ry erder of JOSEPH COZZENS, Sec'ry.
June 27. i
A Maste Spars, Sails, E}Qh‘, Stores; &c
suitable for a single decked Brig, of 110 or
115 tuns or a high or double dectcdugrig of 120
or 139 hmt.—-u‘d i 5 .
For terms, rii Al ; ! .
" commf TARER.
Seth & Stephen ¥ ates,
lsm- aney friends aud the publick i genefsl
that they contidue to tarry oh ie Paintug and
A P b it e '1"',".“"{:." By sckhavh
it e s t e ¢
sdge past favours, and 7o custom of % 4
friends & the publick,who,from e peatness and fath:
fumof‘ mmx‘k beretofore muaﬂ‘.uy, be a 8
:;:» the :m’wnl’lt eaftes. R , -y,
ings on their shall td
M ouporty June % 181 Q, ‘
~
Jupe 28
CALL AND SEE.
JOSTAH C. SHAW,
FOR SALFE.
Bﬂfl (;f .'M.
15¢f
"rH E folléwing srrangements have bec™
fixed upon to be ohserved in thy v 4
curation of ybe Fourth of July nexts
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
tndependent VolunteerssCol. Thomas ). Stwfl)
» Nuﬁ;‘k and ?Pgdndl. '
wport Attiliery=-Uapti Benjgm
v r{lilith. '!l}"‘* i )
Officers of the Navy, |
Military Officers of the United Stuted
Civizens.
Strangers,
Hecbmicdnx:iodm. '
_ Marine Society.
Seciety of the Cinc{nmd.
i Officers of the Customs.
Town Treasurer mt ‘Town Clerk.
Town Council, preceded by T'own Sergeant «
| " Justices of the Peace.
Judges of the Courts.
Representatives in Gencral Assemblgy
Stute Senators.
Members of Congress.
. General Treasurer.
His Honour the Lieutenant Governoiy
Orutor of the Day. ty
: Committee of Ar;‘angtmu.
| sheriff.
Matshalls of the Day.
The Procession toform on Waskingten-sguaid,a @
athalf p st 9 o'cleck A. M. mave up the south s+
[ of the sguare, down &pring-street, through Frank!:s
_street, and up Thumes-sireet, to the Secend Bapti s«
Mectng-House, After the Oration; the Procedsi
will aguin form in PFarewell-streety proceed dov .
" Poplar-gireet, \hrough Waskington-strewt, up the Loz,
wharf, 10 Washington-squdre: - .
Wiluiam Dexnis,Req. Col. James Prant; o
Myj. Horatilo 3. Dexcew; Marshalls of the Dn)y
Fowta, Christophin 6. Gl |
‘owler,Christopher &. Cha
lin, Dariel SheidonyJames Per- , ctl:“‘s"‘m,
ry, Benjamin bry, Themas D. Sl ;
Stully, Wilham Denmis, & Ho tungemiehits
rade 8. Dexter. 3 bl o b bia
i ' o V’l’“a‘ r, 1, "'”}'
Reapiec(fully informe his friends, yﬂ“‘l“'. Pl
o lick i generq‘ oLo
SHAT he intends catrying ofi the Painting and,
T Glazing Buﬁnen't:l% &m various branchee
and has taken the shop under the Bookstore of Mevs
Wanton & Rathbone, corneg ofMurkes-squares ' 1
" e sulicits lw attﬂol:gn d‘:t his tnﬂtwe)
d the publick, who are assured everye '
:?hio ;«?\vef wiil be made to e their custom s
He has on hand aind for sale, § complete shsortment
of PAINTS and Ol o et P
Newport, May JO. ! B
CROCERIES,
. By wholesap and retail,
-‘ ' " . 1 "
Michael Freeborn € Ca
A, their Siereypvo. 83, diong-W horfi
Offer for sale, on the m reuo‘milommb
LB T ed credity”
At cheir sfore on Jpp araun _
A General ussoftm t? \
. ke. ke .ioanO“ i &
~Ram o) Begard :
Brmrd’ { Ginger. \ ,
Gin ' i Fimento \
Wines :dm:.h: | b \
lo{lchoﬂg Teas Lard "
Hyson beisd
Hyagnskin - % ease o>
and Bohea ‘ v R .
e g 7
sugar ' L, BT
:?‘“ | Dried Apples -
J e en ,
C::l%“ )ke &e |
Also, just received, and for sale, us übsdly, .
3000 wt. excellent well dnm&l?hvi 4:."
peams writing Papery- 20.dg, wrapping do. | 890 v,
excellengClhieese ;150 .an Tyt - ﬁ
Likewise—led Cordsy Log Lines; Uod Lihes, Han
Lines, &e. Lo ud iy Al’mb '
__MW 5
JOSEPH BRIGUS,
T No. 63, Thamcsssréel,
HAS for salewsi 00 usﬁmm:.m Wais
“ A ranted 3 Gin, per Pipe. '
Also=s A 1 assortinent of ‘&Ohﬂm‘lﬂvv
N. B. He “""’“‘“CW m:‘
Those whov ate disposedto faves ¢ m i
1 iine; may dependon his tXertions in tAAK L
‘ lllf-. ‘ { : ) 1
| STORAGE fol gosts may be Md‘::; ,
plyitig as sbeye. | July 29, 1809,
. The Beaver Tribe, xij». 2, will celebiats
the approaching Asnniversary of Ametituil
Independence. The Society invite the atter -
dance of il citizens who age friendly to th-
Administration and government of our cour:
try. Suituble -arrangoments” are matiey &
places in the procession ~assigned for the
different civil and wilitary publick character «
Sce advertisment under Newport heud,
TAMMANY BOOCIRTY, oa
COLUMBIAN ORDER. P
A N ﬂ?umd mecting of the T'AM
LA MANY SOCIETY, of Cotumbias Gasets, . .
will be held on SATURDAY BYENING {(being the
Soth of the month of * Beats,”) ut thie Oouhedl Fire
of their Great Wi in the Stue*Housé, precise
half an howr mmmmn of *the sun:
*By erder ’{dn tand Saclém. < ¢
Mok WILLIA Yt SIMONS, Séciehig
anth of HWeitts, the 20mh, b
Season of 4ilvesomn, o dube OF. A
Year of Discovery, 318 WOkl 4 Ty
TAMMANY SQCIETY, on
COLUMBIAY OYDER, -
Thirty Dollars Reward,
' A 7th of Mav, 14
Oitmhw 9 letcloc 1 P
the 7
tee front window in ‘.?:mmﬁﬁg k.
Battidy, in @ﬂm&Mg atiy porsoh Whe -
give mformation of W“ o .
ey s G
Insughd iien sl et .
By order of the Grand Sachew
Wau. SIMONS, Secretary.