The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-10-03 00:00:00, page 3

Aflter this proof of turpitude and knavery
in A Federal Governour, it would be wise in
the federalists to be a littie more modest in
their remarks relating to the Republicans—
and not foolishly attempt to anathematize the
whole party as villians, knaves,” ke, ke.
when these epithets apply so much more for
cibly to thewmnselves. (Bos. Chron.)
The great jederat Defaulter !
The charge sometime since exhibited a
gainst ISAAC TICHENOR, Esq. the present
Jederal candidate for the office of Governour
of the State of Vermont, has been substan
tiated by the a¥eIpAvITS Of Capt Brawen,
and Mr. Soromox Gire, swoern to before R.
Temple. s . Justice of the Peace in Rut
land, (Ver.) Capt. Braxcu testified, that
Mujor Beeker, who originadly exhibited the
charge against Gov. Tichenor, was a federal
ist. He further testifies, that in the conver
sation between Beeker and Coswell, after
the latter had mentioned Governour Tichenor
in terms of approbation, Major Beeker re
plied, “ don’t mention the name of that rascal
—=he has cherted my jather out of Thirteen
Hurdred Dollars, because he was an ignorant
Dutchman.” He further said, after telling
his story, that Tichenor was arrested on the
demand in Albany, on his way to Congress,
several years since, and pleaded Ais pirivilege
—~=since which he had not been shle to catch
him in the state of New-York.”
fay the payment, Lecause the money was paid
immediately afterwards.
On this statement, fellow citizens, I submit
myself to yon. As for the many other sto
ries, some of them cruel, and some of them
incredible, which have been spread concern
ing me, I pass by them in silence ; they
are either beneath notice, or beyond helief.
We have received several communications
on the subject of paper-money watiers, e,
but we do not wish 1o urge the subject, wach
we know it to be so extremely irksome and
unpleasant to our opponents. We were urg
ed to the exposure thus far, by the insolence
of the editors of the British Mercury. We
may not resume the subject aguin, unless we
should feel ourselves compelled to the meas
ure. Nor do we wish to devote our columns
to subjects so uninteresting to our patrons,
and to the notice of*objects so perfectly insig
mficant and contemptible. But the concern
may rest assured we do net &v’e this infor
mation through fear of what they can do, tor
we shall resume the subject if occasion re
quires, hereafter. We shall endeavour to
furnish to our patrons and friends matter
more interesting and worthy their attention.
On the 14th inst. there was a great storm at Char
lestown, 8. C. Many vessels Iving in the harbour
were destroyed, and one schooner “ entirely torn to
pieces.”—-Sooth Bay-street, from King-strect to
Meeting-street, was washed awuy
A correspondent inquires, whether it is a
common practice among brokers to tattle
and expose the business of their employers
without their consent ? In some cases it
might be extremely unpleasant, and subject
the faithlgss varlet to merited punishment
and contempl.
VERMONT.
The last federal paper (Spooner’s) printed
at Windsor, says, “ We are full in belief
that the dciuocratick ticket for Representa
tives to Congress hus succeeded in @i the
Districts throughout the State.” This sure
ly exceeds ail democratick calculations.
By the best accounts received, it would
seem that there cannot be less than a guin of
YEN Republican Representatives to the As
sembly. This upon a comparison with the
spring election ; if we compare with the
election a year ago, the Republican gain may
be estimated at sixTrEN, and the Loss of
fsderalism at sixreen. Net Repubiican
guin THIRTY-TWO. [ Con.Mercury.]
» P
On the evening of the 20th ult. & fire broke out in
the city of Alexandria, and destroyed much proper
ty in buildings and merchandize.—Tt begun in a Coo
per’s shop near the wharves adjoining Union.strect,
and before it was exhausted, had spread a considera
ble distance. The principal sufferers are the foilow
ing :=J. G. Ladd, one large warehouse, full of
goods, valued at $lOO,OOO ; George Slocum, one
warchouse, $15,000 ; James Lawrason, and Law
rason & Fowle, one brick and and one frame ware.
house, $20,000; Harper & Duvis, lumber yard,
and ship chandlery, 12,000 ; Thomas Preston, three
wooden-house and lumber yard, $6000; Benj. Rick
ots, bake-house, $3000; Anthony P. Gove, one
warehouse §2000; Jacob Leap, one house and store
$3000; Joseph Dean $3000; Col. George Gilpin,
two houses, §2OOO, besides sundey others to amount
of about §3,800. The total luss from a hasty calcu.
lation, presumed to be not less than §175,300.
GREAT 1S TRUIH.~~By accouuts from
Albany we learn, that at the late Charter El
ection, in that city, the Repubiicans have ob
tained a majority. Last spring the federal
ists had majerities in every ward. Tais is a
glorious trinmph for Republicanism.
The next Congress wili pro'ably contain
upwards of twenty more Republican Re
prescntatives than the present. The present
federal minotity, though sufficiently con
temptible, will be much lessened. The de
feat of the British faction, only shows how
hard.it is for the wicked to presper among a
virtyous aud enlightened people.
GREAT FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
WEDNESDAY, OocT, 3, 1810,
UJ\‘CO.‘I.” U‘ V. TR m'” .’
NEWPORT :
NATHANIEL HAZARD,
“CROOKED.”
A.o. 112, & 115, Thames Street,
NO\V occupied by Charles . Hos
kins & Co. The Lot measures 45 feet, on
Thames street, and 100 on Church street, with a store
on it. The House has nine rooms on a Floor, with
aguod Well of wateratthe door. Fer terms ap
ly to
ad THOMAS HUWLAND,
dan. 3
Copy of a letter from the Minister of Foreign
Relations, to Mr. ARMSTRONG, taken from
the Monitcur of the 9tk August 1810,
PARIS, AUGUST sth, 1810,
« SIR,
“ I'HAVE lnid before His Majesty the
Emperour and King, the act of Congress to
the Ist of May, extracted from the paper of
the United States, which you had transmi
ted to me, His Mujesty could have wished
that this Act, and all other acts of the United
States, thut may concern France, had been
always officially notified o him.
“ The bmperour applauded the general
embargo luid by the United States on all
their vessels, because that measure, if it has
been prejudicial to France, contuined at least
nothing oftcusive to her honovur. It has
caused her to lose her colonies of Gauda
loupe, Martinique, and Cuyenne. The Em
perour did not complain of it. He mude this
sacrifice to the principle which determinated
the Americans te impose the embargo, and
which inspired them with the noble resolution
of interdicting themselves the use of the sea,
rather thun submit to the laws of those who
wish to become its tyrants.
“ T'he Actof the lst March removed the
embargo,.and substituted for it a measure
which must have been particularly injurious
to the interest of rance. That Aect, with
which the LEmperour wes not acquainted for
a considerable tume after, interdicted to A
merican vessels the commerce of France,
whilst it authorized a trade with Spain, Na
ples und Hollund ; that is 10 say, with coun
tries under French influence, und denounced
coniiscation aguinst ull French vessels that
should enter the ports of America. Repri
sal was a matter of tighty and commanded by
the dignity of France, a circumstunce upon
which it was impossible to make any com
promise. The sequestration ef all the A
merican vessels in France was the necessary
result of the measure tuken by Congress,
“ At prescur the Congress treads back its
steps. It revokes the act of the Ist of March.
The ports of America are open to French
comnierce, uhd rance is no longer interdic
ted to the Americans. In short, the Congress
engages 1o vppose such oi the belligerent
powers as shall refuse 1o recognize the rights
of neutrals.
FOR SALE,
T%VO good milch cows, and one
CHAISF, with the harness, the property of
Benjamin Willbor, deceased. Any person wishing to
purchase cither of the above, may apply to the snb
scriber, at his store, No. 13, Mill-street, sign of the
Golden Fish or at the late residence of the deceased.
Newport, sept. §g WILLIAM WILLBOR.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Exrearn—Sch. Betsy, Moore, Bonavesta ; sloop
Fxpress, Wood, New-York; do. Huntress, Davis,
do ; do. Golden-Age, Barl, d 0.% do. Fame, Barl, do
Creanen —Sloop Julius, Rigley, Havanna; brig
FEconomy, Smith, Alexandria ; sloop Express, Jutin,
New-York,
At Boston, Mrs. Racuxr Havs, aged 71, Widow
of the late M. M. Huys, of the Hebrew natino —Her
body has been brought to this town, and interred in
the fomily viult,
A sale of Merino Sheep, imported in the
Calliope, from Lishon, took pluce at the farm
of Francis B. Winthrope, Esq. inthe vicini
ty of New-York, on Thursday last. The
rams brought from 400 to 900 dollars, and
the ewes from 200 to 450,
In Portsmouth, on Monday last the Hon. W
Fusrys, Secretary at War, to Miss Carovrise
Laxcoew, daughicr of the late!glgg_l.gxgdpg.
DIED,
“ in thas new state of things, I am author
ized to declare 1o you, Siry (hat the Decrees
of Berhinand Milun are revoked, and thas
lrom the Ist Nevember, they will cease to be
i forcey 1t being understood, that in conse
quence of this declurution the Lnglish shall
revoke their Orders in Councily aud renounce
the new principles of Blockade which they
have attempted to establishy or that the U,
States, conformubly 10 the wct which you
have just communicated, shall cause their
right to be respected by the Fnglish.
“ It is with the most particujar satisfaction
that I inloorm you of this resviution of the
Eniperour. His Majesty loves the Ameri
cans. Their prosperity and their commerce
enter into the views of bis policy. The iu
dependence of America is one of the princi
pal tities of the giory of France. Smnce thi
epoch the Eniperour has felt a plessure in
aggraucizing the United States 3 wnd in ail
circumstances, whutever cuan coatiibute to
the independence, the prosperity, and the
liberty ol the Americans, will be regurded
by the Empcrour us coniomuble to the inter
esis of his empire.”
The gallant captain Jalieel Brenton, who
commaunded the Spartan frigate 1n the late
engagement with & French fleet near Naples,
18 4 naive of Newport, Rliode-Island ;=he
had commanded a merchant vessel out' of
that port, but left this countiy about twenty
years since, and entered into the British Na
vi~—He has relations now residing in this
city, | Charicston Courier,
REPrAL OF FREBNCH DECREES, &e,
b FOR SALE,
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE,
Mo b A ]7[7l‘l*,_
To be Sold at Publick Auction. on the
15th of October next, if fair weather, if not, the next
Juar duy, unless disposed of before that time at private
sale, 2
FHAT Elegant Estate, situated in Bar.
ney-street, opposite the Jew’s Synagogue, in the most
improved part of the town, consisting of a new
Dwelling House, completely finished outside, ra'mt
ed, &e. with four roums on a fleor, not entirely fin
ished inside—also, a new Stable, Coach House, and
Shop, straw loft and hay loft to the same. The lot
which the buildings are on measures in front 60 feet
and extends 98 feet back, well fenced.
The above estate will be sold, without reserve, to
the highest bidder, on terms which cannot fail suit
ing the parchasers. Any one who wishes to pur.
- chase, may know the terms, by app'Ying to
RICHARD BOAK.
Also, at pirivate sale~=3 excellent Horses
and Chaise—he likewise offers for sale, Saddlery, of
every description, at the lowest prices, as he means
*to remove from this town by the Ist December next.
He wishes nll&onindcb(':db:o hh:u:h '::i.mt;
diate payment, or wi put ha 0
an Mr:fny. by mnc of his removal. He also
wishes all those who have any demands against him,
1o exhibit them for settlement.
‘Newport, Sept. 26,1818
M.-\RT]N FEARING, (of the late
. firm of Fearine & Farnmax,) having ta
ken the new store of capt. Epwarp Eastoy, No, -,
Thames-street, next novth of Mr.Janes Tavion's
Apothecary shop, returns his most sincere thunks to
bis forn.er customers, and flatters himself, that by
keeping a supply of newly imported and fashionable
Goods, of sharing « proportion of wown and country
custom ; s he is desirous of acquiring the reputs
tion of selling at u reasonable and hving profit, he
requests his fﬁicnda and the publick in neral to call
Among other articles, he offers the ﬁ'ﬂdﬂ‘ :
e \ iy
Real superfine black and blue Broadcloths ;
black, blue and drab London Ca*simeres; do. com
non and low.priced Flannels, of all colours $ real
imperial and prince’s Cords ; ‘Pelice Cloths ; black,
bréwn, scdrlet, and red coloured Bombazetts, figur
ed and plain ; black, green and purple Wildbores ;
Cumbrick Dimity, furniture and common do. ; black
und olive Velvets und Velveteens ; Colerain Linens ;
Briush Shirtings; black, white and coloured Cumn
bricks; lurge twilled Shawls ; India Cotton, per piece
or yurd . ladies’ and gentlemen’s cotton and silk
Haose ; Kid and beaver Gloves ; Calicoes, Ginglhams,
Furniture Chintz, &e. &e. ke.
N.B. A smull Lad is wanted to assist in
the above store, Oct 3.
-WILLIAM ENGS & SON,
No. 70, Thamcasstreet,
H henmorgery, Had-Ware at.(lptm.
AVE just received a lurge additional supply of
wi )y ==aiid now offcr for sale an assortment unusually
extensive, They have on hand us usual, a complete
assortment of Nuils—also sheet Lead, sheet fmn.
steel of various Kinds, cust iron Stoves, Shovels and
Spadles, &e. ke.
Likewise—an agsortment of Swedes IRON.
Oct ber 3.
L STUkLE OF NEW GOOLS.
J(‘ST received, at P. O. RICHMOND’s
Cash Store, 153, Thames-street, by the latest ur
rivals in New-York and Bostone—
A very extensive ussortment of Seasonable
COODS, which he is enabled to sell lower than )as
been offered in Newport in seven years pastecoin.
prising a complete assortment of l’hoadcloths. Cus
simeres, Prince’s Cords, Flannels, Baizes, black, bot
tle green, and colomed Bombazeus and Wildbores,
blue and coloured Cumblets, for gentlemen’s clouks,
of a s’\ﬂ)crinur quality; India Cottons by bale, piece
or yard, from 9d to 25.; best black Satins and Lut.
strings, from 586 to 6s ; funcy figured Musling, Cam.
bricks and Imperial Shirtings ; one case fine 4-4 Irish
Linens ; 6.8, 8.4 and long Shawls ; with a great va.
riety of Calicoes and Ginghums—and numeious oth:
er articles well worth the atténtion of t} e wno
wish to purelase cheap, und who will do well to eall
and sce, before they muke their purchases.
N. B. He will warrant all goods sold at bis
store 10 be free from damage ; any proving otherwise
may be returned or exchanged within six months
afier the sale. QOctober 3.
ON Monday, October 15. will be sold at
Publick Auction, at the late Dielling house of G,
Gibba, deceased,
A VARIETY of Honsehold FUR.
NITUREFE, consisting of Mahogany Tables,
Chuirs. Rurcaus, Carpets, Plated ware, one excellent
toned P ano Forte, with a variety of other articles.
aLso, u quantitty of kitchen Furniture, with a large
collection of BOOKS. Likewise, a pair of HORSES.
Sales to commence at 10 n'clock. Conditions,
Cash. LOPFZ & DEXTER, Juct'rs.
ON Friday, October 5, at 10 o’clock A.
M. at the late Dwelling-House of Col. Joseph Boss,
deceased.
’I "HE whole personal estate of the said
deceased, comrrising a number of articles in
the Grocery line, and a qmntitz of Household fur.
niture, CRANSTON & SHAW, Auct'ra.
oct. 3.
. NOTICE.
. I ‘HE subscribers formed a connexion
in business, on the Ist inst.which will be con
ducted under the firm of
' Cranston & Shaw.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
HENRY SHAW,
N. B. As they intend devoting their atten
tion enirely tothe fuction and Commission busmess,
the interest of those who may enploy them, will nec
essatily be more eficctually promoted. Cush liberal.
ly advanced on Goods deposited for private or pub
ek sale, oct. 3.
WILLIAM LOVIE,
I_l AVING commeneed the HAIR.
DRFESSING Buisiness, solicits the patronage
ot his friends und the publick. The utmost stten.
tion will be paxd 1o his customers, whose favours
will be gratetully ackuowledged,
He has just received from Boston, a great
variety of Perfumery, which, with other articles u
suul in his line, he will sch on moderate terms.
Oct. 3.
LNGLISH.INDIA & IKISH
GOODS.
SALES AT AUCTION.
REAL ESTATE.
TOY Ladies and Gentlemen will be waited on at
their owa houses if requested.
Newport, Sept, 26, 1810,
AN adjeurned mectirg of the TAM.
MANY SOCIETY, or Cobumnian Orper,
Wil be held on MONDAY EVENING next, [heing
the Bih of the month of * Travellmg,”] wt the Couns
¢il Fire of their Great Wigwam, in the Staté House,
Precisely at the going down of the sun.
By ovder of the Graud Sachem.
WILLIAM SIMUNS, Seeretary.
Segson of Fruits
Month of Travelng, 3d,
Year of Discovery, 518,
RETUI:\’S his thanks to the publick, for the en.
couragement he bas received in the line of Max.
laTure Parnring, since his arvival in Newport ;
and respectfully informs them that he will open a
School on “: beginning of October next, for tesch.
ng the Faßxcn {A NGUAGE and giving lesssons in
Drawive. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to attend
said school, are invited to call at his residence, No
2, Clarkesstreet.
For Charleston and Reaufort, 8. C.
W THE sloop F MILY, Jeuy Os-
‘-‘?\s* ter’s wharf, will sail for'the shove.
T AN BORN, master, now lying st Kowwie.
RSN, mentioned plices, sbout the lust of
next week. For Freight or Pussage, apply to the
master on board. Oct, 3.
A number of Workmen at the Rope-Mak
ing business;, can obtain ewployment at
Rope-Walks of Messrs. MeAiel and Simends, in the
Charlestown near Boston. Wages, TEN SHIL
LINGS PER DAY ! Further information may be had
by applying at this office. (R.L. Republican )
Newport, Oct. 3, 1810,
THE business lLitcly condueted under
the Firm of LOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES, was dise
aved by mytual consent, on the 20th instunt
GEURGE M‘\ 8, jun, of said Firn, is duly empow
ered to scttle ccounts und give dischurges,
SAMUEL LOPEZ.
HOKATIO § DEXTER,
GEOREGE MILES, jun,
Newport, sept. 22, 1810.
EVENING SCHOOQL..
MR. FRASER's EVENING SCHOOL will be o
pened, for the instruction of Youth, on. Mone.
day the 24th inst, ' sept. 19,
SALE AT AUCTION.
On ‘Monduy, 15th instent,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLICK AUGTION,
\l.l, the Stock in Phradle of the Pro.
I gressive Company. Particulars in our next,
THE Suberibers beg ledve to inform
their friends and the publick, that they shall continue
their former establishment in the Aucti Low
mission line at their old stund=—ofier theirßest ver
vice—solicit their future patronuge, und ten )
grateful thanks for past lfvoura. oy
SAMUEL LOPEZ, 1
¢ ; HORATIO 8 DEXTER.
Newport, sept. 26, 1810. |
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EVENING SCHOOL.,
TIIE sibscriber’s EVENING SCHOOL, will coms
comauence this evening, o
ELLAZER TREVETT.
Scpt. 19,
LVENNG SCHOUOL.
T HE Subseriber’s evening school will come
mence on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 19th inst. in the School-lHoure, No. 7,
JOHN RODMAN,
School-Street.
Sept. 19,
THF. pleasantest situation in the North Soe
R ciety in Mannafield, (" Conmecticut. ) u Farm, of
160 acres, of good wood-lund, good orcharding, of
excellent gruf{‘cd fruit, well proportioned for mows
ing, plonghing, and pasturing, with good buildings.
~Said Farm is well watered ; any gentleman wunts
ing to purchase a pleasant place, may be accommaos '
dated, payment made easy. For furthgr purticulars,
enquire of Mr. Harvey Sessions or Cupt Joseph JAllan,
at Newport DANIEL BUCKNILL.
Mansfield, Windham Cornty, Sept. 20, 1810,
T HF. subscriber having been duly appoint
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the town
of Newport, Adminisirator (o the estate of
: ¢ W11.1,1.\.:i m::;!:‘nr.d d ' 'OA
bonds ucord‘:::g to law for the faithful diu."_z\r:i of
sle of Ne M, mariner, eased, havin !
the trust reposed in her, requests all persond having
any demmg againut said estate, to exhibit thew for
scttlemet,fo ks o it
EOWARD L.\szns,} Codumisignorn
JOHN JINGHAST,
And al! persons indebted to s4id estate, are cull’
upon to make immediate rymrht 1o '
SALLY BENVET, Administratr
Newnort, Oct. 3. 1810, y e 1)
BILLINGS COGGFSHALL,
late of Newport, deceased, snd having tuken upon
themselves that trust, by giving boncs us the law
divects ; and all persons having démands upon: the”
Pstate, of said deceased, are requested 1o exhibit
the same, and all persons indebted 10 suid Estate,
are called upon to make immediute payment to
LYDIA COGGESHALL, Erecusrir. ..
RILLINGS COGGESHALL, ' '
NATHA'L, COGGESHALL, > Exc’tors
PELEG KAIGHN, ¢
"f"pﬂ"' r".t- 3' 1810.
IS‘ hereby given, That the Subscribers have
been duly appointed Executors of the last Will
and Testament of
SEKCOND.-HAND CHAISE
FOR SALE, a Se¢ond-Hand C
and Harness. Tnauire of
WALTER Nl”'
Mareh 14
TAMMANY SOCIETY,or
Fiench and Irowing Academy.
=
M. D. SAVIGHNAC,
DISSOLUTION.
ROPE MAKFRS.
COLUMBIAN ORDLER.
FOR SALE,
NOTIUE.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
Oct, 5.