The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-08 00:00:00, page 3

From Spain.
The sch, Transit, with 200 merinos, has
ar. at Philadelphai,from the neighbourhood of
Cadiz. She left the cost on the st of Aug. ;
at which time a report was in circulation,that
Gen. Crawford, had lallen in with a large di
vision of the French, and was obliged to sub
mit to the sacrificé of nearly 3000 men, be
fore he could extricate himself from the sud
den and overwhelming power oppesedito him.
Yesterday being settling day, a great scene
of confusion and distress was experienced on
the stock exchange. Ten Stockholders were
declared defaulters.—Tlhe funds were at first
depressed by the event ; but afterwards re
eovered confidence. All the fuilures are a
mong the new speculating firms, and desper
ate adventurers.—=B7 At the lust date (July
28th) the 3 per cents were at 68 to 69.
One hundred and fifty two Bankruptcies,
happened in Dublin, during the six months
previous to last July ; besides more than
double that number of persons who have had
compromises with their creditors, some of
them as low as 2.6 in the pound.
, LoNpox, July 21,
The Country Banks (of England) are be
ginning to experience the effects of large
discounts and commercial embarrassments :
Reports were yesterday in circulation, that
Lord Wellington was in full retreat for Lis
bon. But we cannot trace the report to any
authentick quarter. The publick must ex
pect at least once a day to be agitared by sim
ilar reports. B> This report was circulated
@2 carly as the 2152, scid to hove heen from a
achooner spoken in the chapis of the channel e
Capt. Durgh, one of Lord Wellington’s aids,
has arrived with despatches from his lordship,
dated 4th July, when he was posted between
Almedia and Celorico. His last movement
has probably been wmade in consequence of
the actual or expected fall of Cindad Rodri
%o, which could not hold out longer than the
sth. His Lordship has, we learn, between
30 and 40,000 men less than his enemy.
Cindad Roderigo had not failen, though
the event was momently expected ; the Eng
lish army still maintuined its position in the
vicinity of ,Aimedia and Celorico.
discourage His Mujesty's Legion of Honeur.
An Ancvican seaman who happened te
be on hourd an American vessel lying at Liv
eipool. slong side the “ fast auchored Isle of
Grea'=Hritein,—=was impressed as above re
lited, upon the “ ground of being an English
man' (&c.) or upon some other strange
ground of which there is alweys enough at
hind in that land of liberty and laww** the
worlds last hopie.” At the time when the
“heopls about the dock were said (0 be absent™
the ship bells were rung as a signal for the
A merican seamen ; they assembled in a body
and were joined by great numbers of the
€ Licople about the dock,” ready on this occa
sion to have their “ dinner,” and declare
themselves Americans, They proceeded to
the % rendezvous Aouse,” and struck the Col
ours in presence of a large concourse of the
people of Liverpool who joined in their
cheers, and did not see fit to impede the pro
gress of His Mujesty’s gang-leader, who was
shuffled on to their apparent satisfaction to
the initiating ceremonies of the new and mer«
ited henours, of that kind of uniformn which
the yankees in day of yore conferred on His
M jesty’s devoted servants in this country,
Fiuding no other substitute for feather but
cotion, an American captain offered his bed
to supply the appropriate plumage. Par
ties were formed by volunteers from the A.
mericans in the harbour, joined by British
tars, mechanicks, &c. “ From the similarity
of larguage,” &c. as observed by Col. P. it
was impossible to distinguish from Americans,
on this occasion. They proceeded to the
several 4 receiving houses”’—=demunded admit
tance,and released all impressed prisoners who
declured themselves to be Americans.
This is according to our information ; the
Enghish Editors and their undertoned echoes
in this country, think proper for very obvious
reasous of state, to pass oyer the affuir as si
leat as possibie. ( Patriot,
as has been long ago predicted by Mr, Walsh,
and others, has been officially incorporated
with the French empire, after a paper from
Champagny upon the subject to prepare the
way. Amsterdam is made the TRikD city in
the Empire. The duke of Placentia (Le
Brun) is made Licut. General, until the first
Jan. 1811, when the French administration is
to commence. The Duke of Cadore’s re
port, with unparralled insolence, mukes use
of the argument that Holland is impoverish
ed, and sunk under the weight of her publick
debt between 80 and 90 millions ; and that
her independence has been destroyed, to
prove the necessity of the annexation ; when
it has been owing to French extortion and a.
trocity,that she is placed under such distress
ing circumstances in her publick affairs.
- Batde in Porragal.
We perceive, by the English papers, that
@ battle was reported to have been fought ;
that Lord Wellington was kiiled, and the Fng
lish army defeated. We do not find any date
or place mentioned ; it must therefore be
consr=red merely a report of the umes.
The latest news from l.ondon is to the 28
of July ; and it cannot be considered partic
ularly important in any respect :
HOLLAND,
Capture of an English Convoy.
A letter from Vice Admiral Douglass, da
From Lo'ndorz papers received at Boston.
The Last Intelligence.
Portagal, July 286.
FOR SALE,
’ I YWO good milch cows, and one
CHAISF, with the harness, the property of
Benjamin Willbor, dereased. Any person wishing to
purchase either of the above, may apply to the sub
scriber, at his store, No. 13, Mll-street, nimf the
Golden Fish, or at the late residence of the deceased.
Newport, sept. § WILLUIAM WILLBON.
The connexion under the
firm of FEARING & FAIRMAN, is tllisda.\ dissol
ved, by mutual consent. Ail persons havieg de,
mands, will please 10 present them for settlement,
and thuse indebted ase requested to make immediate
payinent to RICHARD FAIRMAN, who is autheriz
ed to settle the suine.
The business will be continued by RICH
ARD FAIRMAN, at 134, Thames-Street, who has
on hand—a extensive assortment of
vl ‘H E Providence Manufacturing
Company wish to employ several families of
Wemen and children to work in their Stone Cotion
Factory, in Warwick, where such encouragement
will be given that those who are industrious and
economical may support themselves well, and be
constantly xdding to their property. Wone need
apply but those who can be well recommended.
Those who are disposed tobe employed are request
ed 10 muke immediate application to Doct. Case, in
Newport, or to John R. Pitman, the Company’s a
gent, at Providence.
DIED,
In this tow n on Monduy the 27th ult. after a very
distressing iliness, Mrs. SArAu Garnrven, the wor.
thy consort of Mr. Albert W. Gardiner, and daugh
ter of the late Capt. Job Howland of this town, in
the 34th year of herage. She lived greatly und de
served esteemed by a vcrg' extensive circle of friends
and acquaintances, as a bright and shining ornament
of her sex. /
WILLI.‘\M S. NICHOLS, Gold Smith,
has removed from the Stand, which
he lately occupied, to No. 83, umos-sivert,
silx doors North of Mr., Towxsenp’s Coffee
House, where he will continue to pay strict
attention to the commaunds of his Customers.
Aug. 31.
A remarkable instance of longevity
In May lasty, “ a good old man,” by the
name of Samuel Tuiman, born at Dorchester,
in the year 1707, aged 103 years, now living
at Martinicus Island, ( Maine ) visited this
town and walked up to the Cupola of the new
State-House with the informant. He was in
good health, reads without glasses and retains
his full powers of mind. The thanksgiving
before he sat at his table with rising scventy
of his children, grand children, and great
grand children. He enumerates above three
hundred and sirty ol his progeny~His ol
dest son is eighty years old-=his youngest by
his third and present wife, but thirtcen. He
has seen three French wars—served in the
revolutionary war at the expedition to Penob
scot ; and says, if our government bid, he is
ready to shoulder bis armis and do his part to
assert his country’s rights, if he retains his
present strength of body and mind.
[ Boston Patriet,
- a—
*.* We have to apologiz= to our Friends and Pat
rons for omitting to publish our paper, as usual, oc
casioned by our net receiving a supply of paper.
This circumstance shall be guarded against in future
—anc notwithstanding the prediction of the annihila
tion of the establishment by our political encmics, we
can assure them that it will exist, although it receives
not a cent of the Britieh secret servise money for its
support.
Of St. Domingo.
Gen. Rigaud has been sent by Buonaparte
to St. Domingo, with a view of establishin a
fooling or interest in that ¥sland, either ﬁay
rencering one or the other of the rival chijefs,
dependent on him by profier of assistunce, or
by creating a third party in oppositien to hath,
Rigaud had arrived at Port au Prince in April
and had opened a negocistion with Petion.
New-Hampshire has probably chosen Federalists
to again pus-represcnt Ka in congress. Accounts
from the southward announce wmuny changes from
tories and submission men, to that of firm .nst inflex.
ibie Republicans.
t<d Yorwenth, Yuly 26uh, te the Admiril'y of
fice, gives an uccount uf the capiure of u fleet
of mcichuntinen of ronrry-vwo sail, off the
Nore of Norway, by rive Dunish Brigs and
Two schooners. The fleet wus convoyed by
the Forward, gun-brig. ’
We shall publish, when time will admit, and when
we can procure some necessary information, the prin
ciples and practices adopted by the tory fuction at the
late clection in this state. They have gained their
point. But Asw huvethey gaincdit ?
On the 26th ult. five seamen belonging to
the British [rigate Venus, lying in Acw-York
bay, made their escupe W e Jersey shore
and on the Thursdoy following, amidst a vio
lent storm of thunder and lightening, three
more eflected their escape in the most imrai
nent danger, by swimmiug at least three
quarters of a mile. Purt of the men are
Americans, and complain of the abominable
tyranny exercised by the DBritish officers.
They declare also, that there are many A
mericans still on board said ship.
MARTIN FEARING,
RICHAKRD FALRMAN.
Newpori, sevs. 1, 1810,
STAPLF & FANCY GOODS.
Newport, september 8, 1810.
NOTICE TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.
NEWPORT :
SATURDAY, SEPT. 8, 1810,
DISSO LU TION.
TO OUR PATRONS.
REMUV AL,
WAN'I'I".D. an apprentice to th
h gl Hoo;e-an“ s business. A Lad 0:.f...
1 , Sustuining
acter, may heat of & good siuation, where ever
pmr eaco.ngum will be given, on application
at o‘ﬂud Rhode-lsland Republican.
sept
Leaves MVewpore, every morning [Sundays
excepted] at 8 o’clock A. M+ and arrives at Provic
dence, m4P. M. Leaves Providence, every morning,
(Sundays excepted) at 7 o'clock, P. M. and arrives in
A ewport, at half past 2 o’clock, P, M.—This LINE OF
STAGES passes over a beawiful road, w here the
Passenger has a fine prospect of the river, and a
niost beautiful view of the Country. The fair for
cnch i:mcnpr iv §2 and 50 cents i wnd wllowed 25
Ton, Baggage. Every 125 pounds, pays the same wus
w P ssenger.—All fuvaurs will be thankfully receiv
ed und gratefully wcknowledged, by the Publick’s
obedient and humble servants,
PELUG FiSH, Newpore,
CISAAC FISH, pm.,f.'}.'..‘..} Prepristers.
N. B. Pussengers, who wish for seuts in
Newport, are requested to call st the Youse of PE.
LEG FISH, near the State- House ; and at the house
of ISAAC FISH Prowdence.
KINE.FCCK INOCULATION.
e
To the michitants ¢f the town of Newpors.
Tllt town of .M-TW having enguged Doctor
SYLVANUS FANSHER te inoculate the In.
babitants of suid town for the KINE-VOUK, and hav.
ing appointed the oubocribe:la h:’c}o.miuec \@ pro.
wote and superintend a f!u ulatione
ot NOTICE
RUNAWAY,
F ROM the Subscriber on the night of
the 11th inst. an Indented Apprentice, by the
narfe of RAY SPINNBR, dark complexion, dark
bairy, snd is about 17 years old.—Whoever will se
cure the said Boy, in any Jail, in this State, so that
I ¢can obtain him again, shall receive TEN CENTS
reward, and no mm paid. [ hereby forbid all
persons barhmri‘v?. trusting, or trading, with said
Bay, on penalty of the Law.
JOMN REYNOLDS.
Wickford, Aug. 20, 1810.
THE subscriber, having been appointed
Executrix to the last Will and Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNELL,
lateof Little-Compron, deceased ; and has taken upon
herself thattrast, by giving bond, to the Honourable
Court of Probaie for said town, hereby gives notice
to all persons who have demands on said Estate to
exhibit them for settlement ; and all who are indebt
ed, are requested to make immediate pa to
BETSY BROWNELK, Exec’x
Little-Compt »n, sept. 7.
BERIAH ELDRED,
R ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the publiek in general that he has remov
ed from Wickss d, 10 Newpart, into the House lutely
built by Wi lam Mumronrn, M. —y Mill-street,
where he jutends w keep a Grocery-Store and Pub.
lick flouse, for the accommodation of any Lady or
Gentlemangthat may pleuse to call on him. =
Newport, April 25, 1810,
is hereby given, that the inoculation will take place
at the expense of whe town, at the following Limes
and places :On Monday, the 17th inst. at Mr, Zen
sey’s Meeting-House 1 on Tueuda; at the Episcopul
Church; on Wednesday st Dr. Parten's Mceting-
House ; on Thursdayat Mr. Eddy’s Meeting-House ;
on Friday at Mr. Gidson's Mecung-House ; and on
Saturday st the Methodist Chapel, from Bto 11, A.
M.and from 3to 5, P. M.; and that all persons
inoculated are requested to attend at the same plac
eB on the eighth day from the inoculation for ex
ammstion,
NATIC E.
WHF,REAS e subscriber did in
: the month of Nivember, 1807, convey to
ROBERT WOODWARD, blucksmith, a power of
Attorney to act and do all things uw«:rt:.ining to
my business during my absence ; This is to give
notiee, that the suid power of Attorney will cease
from this date, RICHARD BAILEY.
sept. 5.
The Subscribers respcctfully‘ inform the
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs us follows s=
The Committee earnestly recommend to their fel.
low-citizens, that they avail themscives of this op
portunity to secure themselves and families from the
attack n* that loathsome and dangerous disease, the
Swmall-Pox. Heuds of families will consider that
they owe animportant duty to their children and do
mesticks, and an if through their inattention the
present opportunity should pass unimproved, those
whohad a right to depend confidently on_their vigi
lance and affection, may reproaeh them with having
unnceessaiily exposed their lives. It ought also to
be remembcied, that our duty to the Community re.
quites us to contribute our exertions, each withinhis
own sphere, to the extermination of that formidable
foe 1o human life, the emall-pox, and that the KINE.
POCK offers the only remedy for this end, and the
enl® hope of its final extivpation. .
When'the inhiabitants ()’P the town of MNewport re.
collect the cxpense and confusion so ofien sutfered
b{ reason of the breaking out of the small-pox, and,
above all, the anxiety and distress of individuals,
occasioned by the frequent recurrence of this ea
lamity, the Committee hope that all who are not
alrcady secured from the infection, will upplLto
Doctor Fansher, at the times and pluces prescribed,
and securethe town from the danger to be justly up
prehiended from the emallpox. It is exrcc(ed that
Doctor Benjamin Waterhouse, a native of this town,
and to whom the United Statee are greatly indebted
for the early communication and adoption of the
VACCINE INOCULATION, will atend during the
inoculation in Newport, wud by his advice and great
experience in this disorder, will be enabled to ren.
der great assistunce 10 Doctor Faneher.
The Committee request that no cigars be smok
ed in the buildings designated, as the practice is
dungerous, und to many offensive. The women who
attend o be inoculated, are requeested to wear short
orloose sleeves.
Newport and Providence Mail Line ;
American Hotel.
John L. Boss, Jun. John P, Mann,
Thomas G. Pitman, Kdward Thurston,
Johwy Slocum, Daniel Sheldon,
Rebert N. Auchmuty, KEdward LKaston,
Newport, sept. 8. i
Through Bristor and WARRRN,
APPRENTICE WANTED. -
New Arrangement.
NOTIGE,
sept. sth, 1810.
“ We hereby graciovaly command, that on und of' »
the 24¢h of April neat, no Goods shall be imporied, ne:.
ther on puying the liuties ner in\iunsitu, which beler »
to Great-Britwin or Ircluand, the Colenies or Corner.
under the infiuence of the British Governmert, or Cocos
of any description whatsoever, louded in vessels Jrem
Great-Britain or any ¢f her Dependencies, be wdmitted
into our ports, and that ull vessels, under whatsoever
Flag, which shail be proved to carvy such Goous or ihuk
ere not furnished with Certificates ¢rd Locimenis o
Certify the Origin orfoll{nrn'wlm-a of their Corgoes,
Sram &O)ON of loading, shall wpon their arrmva! in ove
Harbours, be erdeved off, save ond excepi such vesse's
as are sole laden with Solt. For ¢he exeevntion o) ovw
Decree, We Command ull Qfficers cnd Versons o wur
tervice, to exert their utmost vigtience in stricils exurin.
ing the Papers, Cerifiicates und Documents of cll vee
sels that may arvive.’
He farther gives publick not'ce, that tle
documents required by the foregoing Decree, wil
be furnished on application to him. |
GEORGE MILTS,
Newport, August 1, 1810. :
*s* The printers of ncwspapers in Providence
New-Haven,and New-London w imnnrt the sbove no
tice. and forward their Bills for payment,
Newport, July 25, }
y I HE undersigned, His Swedish Ala-
Jesty’s Vice. Consul for the Stutes of Phode.
Islund and Connecticut, has received frem the Coroul
Ceneral, residing at Philadelpha, » Lecree o Ile
Swedish Government, under date of e 20th of March
1810 ¢ am extract of which follows, und s pubiished
for the information of the Merchunts, and all otiicrs
cuncerned e
ON Thursday evening last, an Anchor,
weighing about 300 wt. was stolen from *he
bow of the sloop Em ly, lying st the lower pot of
the town. Whoever will give informution so thit
the thicves may be discovered and property repimed
shall receive Thirty Dallars reward, or Ten IV urs
for the Anchor alone. Apply to the musicr « d
said sloop, JOEN OsHBC RN.
sept. 8.
Which are celebrated for the cure of most disesses
to which the human body is hable,
Prepiared only by the soiv fircprietor,
T, W DYOT T, M. D.
Grandeon of the lute Dr. Rosertson, of Edinburg
DR. RObLRTSUN's
Celebrated Stomachick Elixir of Healih,
(Pricc 1 and 50 conts.)
One of the most efficacious Medicines, ever offer.
ed to the publick, for the speedy rehef and cwie of
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptiors, the huoping
cough, asthmas, pains und winds in (he stomuch, ree
moving habitual costiveness, sickness at the stomach,
dysenteries, choler. morbus, scvere gripings, the
summer bowel compluint in childeen, gc. &e.
v, Rosrerson s
Vegetable Nervous Cordial, or Nature's
Grand Kestorative,
( Price §1 and 50 cents,)
Is confidently recommended, as the nost efficacie
ous medicine, for the speedy relief and cure of sl
nervous complaints, impurities of the blood, sen il
wenkness, gleets and various complaints resuitin
from secret impropriety of youth and disy.ps 3
pleasures, residence m warm climates, the immoders
ate use of ten, the unskilitul or excessive use of
mercury, »o gften destructive to the humun frame
and discuses pecalior to femades at a eertain por'.uti
of life, barrenness, &c. &ec.
Lx, RoBRRTSON’S
Patent Stomachick Wine Bitters,
( Price Gne Dollar.) '
Those celebrated and well known Bitters are com.
posed purely of vegeiubles, and wre particuisiy a
dapted for restoring weuk constitutions, cleansog
and strengthening the stomuch, und incressing the
appetite ; they are extremely serviceable inall se asor 8
but particularly so on the sppoosch of wuim weathery
when bilious fevers experience such totul loss of spe
petite. Mo, a certain preventative against 'mm'm&-
tent habits; agues, dysentarics, &c. &e. .
Dr. Roserts n%
Celebrated Gout und Rheumatick Dyrops,
[ Price Two Lollars, |
A safe and cffectual cure for the gout, rheuma
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, swelin goinel v ke
ness of the joints, sprains, b uiscs, and all k’x.d\ of
green wounds—the eramp, puins in the heud, fice
and body, siiffoess of the neck, chiibluine, frozun
limbs, &e. :
G. & T. RICHMOND,
Providence, and by - '
SAMUEL W. VINSON,
Arorascarr, Newport. Sept. 8.
: Dr. RoserTson’s
Infallible Worm Ducstroving I.ozm,pei,
A medicine highly necessary 1o be kept in all faine
ilies—price 50 cemts, |
Lir., Dyorr's ,
Anti- Pilious Pills,
For the prevention and cure of Billions ang Malig
naet Fevers. Price 25 cents—large boxos Ju cents
Dr. Dyort's. | y
Patent Irch Ointment.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, casejand cer
tainty, is infinately superiour to uny other ®edicine,
for (Ke eure of that mos dilugreeuﬂc and| tormen
ting disorder THE I'TCH. Price 50 centyper box.
Dr. Trssort's
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick Diops,
( Price Two Dollars.)
The Vegetable Balm of Life,
(in’ce One Dollar,) \
The Balm of Ibt"‘ld. ~ )
Extracted from an Iheria Plam, for caring | «'efects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, ke. &e.
Price I'wo Dollars. ‘ s
The Restorative Dentrifice.
For cleansing, whitening, and presetving (!# teeth
and gums. Price 50 cents per Lox.
Since the above innimbﬁf medieines werg first
discovered upwards of Seven Hundred liwvand
Persoms have experienced their happy and saluiary
eflfects, many of whom from the groav st clzbim‘l
DR. DYOTT, respectfully solicits the publisk to
obscrve that owing to the certificates of enurvs, per.
fgrmed thiough the efficacy of the «love medigimes
having become toe numerous for their insertion i a
newspaper, he has in consequence thenof publishcd
pamphlets, wherein are enrolled, in ¢ mst geo
nonstrated and conspicuons manner, the undeniable
“outs wigned by citiuy of the first r &ectabilily,
-'lergy..udll.t'ﬂbeﬂ Olcﬁelll!y; and are now to
© hud gratis of him and his respective agents,
-hm;'bont the United States.
A Fresh uyly of the above Medicines, for sale,
«t the store
GENUINE PATENT AN'D FAMILY
MLDICINLES.
ANCHOR STOLEN.
NOTICE.