The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-11-14 00:00:00, page 1

THESI". Mines are situated on the I
sland of Khede-lsland. They are elevated
30U feet cdoveand arve wt ihe distance of 80 rods fiem
tiie sea, with o gradual descent 1o the water, where
there is u safe b bour, of easy access, with good wn
shorage, Of these Mwes, * The Jguedneck Coal
Compung,” a leg.lly consutuied Corporation, ure the
Propriciors. The principusl works wre situsted on a
lot owned by the Company ,containing sixieen or sev.
entcen acres, bounded easterly on the road leading
10 the new Sione-Bridge. On this lot are various
burldings, consating of a a\\'tiling-hunse barn storve,
&c t'e property ot the Cowmpany. The Coal a' the
pits an the lot, s been ponetrated thurty feet pers
perdicular, without going through the Lioyer, and the
deeper il 18 pencirulgd, the nyvooe at is found to im
prove o qualiy wid puny. Dung the sunmer
past, vom wen 1o twelve chaldrons a day, for & month
0: »'X weeks together, have been raised fiom tlwse
pits, with ouly six labourers; and one of the most
experienced Miners in the United States hos ollied
t contract to ruse, wi h twelve lubowiers,one thous.
and bushels per day. In the next adjoimmg lotown.
. od by fHenjnnun Browneld conuining eleven or tv el
acres, the (I;xnp:'?' howt the right of digging wm!
exploring, &ec. and 10 all “he Coul, Muierais, Met s,
&c. without percentige or deduction. The Cow ou
this lot hus heen penetiated wore than fnl‘t.\ feet per
pendicular, Another adjotmmy lot norith, of (veive
acres, with a dwelling-house thercon, is ow o 1)
the Company. The next adjoining lot sou b, of 12
acres, is likewise owned b) hu,wum Browuell, Lut
subject to the right os the Company of i pne, &e
“"“ ‘ue 8* li‘h‘ ill '.c CM' M. ciruis, Mel \l.\,
&- withou pcmntu?‘c or deduction. TLe Cor v
ny own the next lou of ove acre, (cioss L wivhw g,
wiin a dweiliog-house thereon In the vjoing lot
Boull, of four weien, (hev W ove tie tigat as in the
others wbovemener oo 1o the Coal, Metals, &¢ &e.
withont pe oo e duction,
Foou! - ) Joun B, Cook, of about six
P 1 seven coris, tue Company hold the right of dig.
fii Soopeviog 3 1-2 per cent, On anothor be.
L ' plhen Brownell, (e same vight at 2 per
cont U another lot of twenty athree weres, helong.
ine 6 Fdward Hally the sanme sightat 3 1.2 por cent,
[y arotnes ot of thirty acres, -+ quarter of a mile
porvihvest from the Compiny’s principel works, the
samie rightat 2 per cent. Half wmie west, adjoin.
ing tiie sca, the same right to between twenty and
thi v wekes at 2 per oot At Bitistel! Ferry u like
¥y it wnd privilege in - between fifty and sixty scres
at 5 per cent. On the east shore, tge said Conpany
hive alike right and privilege in enc hundred”and
fifly acres, by paying one haﬂb of the nett profits, i
case the Mirys are opened and worlicd.
All of wﬁh will be fully verificd by reference to
the Books of Land Evidence in the Clerk’s Office of
the town of Pertsmonth, and to the boocks and docu
ments of the 2guedneck Coul Company.
This Company’s Charter, granted by the Legisla
ture of SRhode-llsland, is uncommonly liberal, and en.
titles them to extraordinary advantages. When the
situauon of these Mines, the immense quantity and
valuable qualiy of the Goaland Minerals, the facili.
'ty of operation and transportation, are considered, it
i# not extiavagent 1o ussert, that a concern in them
offers a speculation as secure and as ppofitable as a.
wy in the United States Move purtictlor information
will be afforded by veference to the subscriber, the
President of the Jguedneck Coal Company, who has
for sule shares inthe s.wock of suid Compony,
BENJAMIN WAITE CASE.
Newport, (R. 1.) Nov. 1.
The paper is printed once a week, at 2 dollars a
year, one half in auvance.
Advertisements canspicuously inserted, at the rote
at 1 dollar and 50 cents « square, for three wecks—
smaller ones in the suime proporuon.
Printing, in 21l its variety, executed with accuracy
and desputih. Orders respecfully solicitied.
WAVING kept up a constant five of Rhode-Tsland
Aquedneck Coal, upwards of three months, I do not
Mesitate to declare my opinion of its qualities and val
we. lam fully convinced,that 4 fire of equal heat and
goodness canie supported with this C:‘:} With less
wonble and cxpense than it can with wood, and with
less expense than with imported Coal. Ibelieve o
ehaidron of it will support afire of the same heat,
‘pager ihan a chaldron of Zaverpoo/ Coal.
DAVID D. CRANE.
FROAM my knowledge of Coul Mines, obtained from
having the management of the most important Coal
Mines in Virginia, for 24 years, I am of opinion, from
g orcugh examination of the Sguedneck Coal Mines
i they contain an immense body of cxcellent Coal,
wa c«n be procured with the greatcst ease, and
promises vast profit 1o the owners.
JAMES KETTEN.
Portemonth, .Ipril9, 1810.
1, THE subscriber, having used difierent kinds of
LCoal in the course of my life, in the business of black
smithing, snd have used the Rheode-Islund Coul eigh
teen months, and find it to be equal to any 1 ever used,
an, in some kinds of work, mach better. And have
wsed said Coal fortwo winters past in my dwelling.
house far domesuck uses, and find 1t mach preferable
tw cord wood. THOMAS BORDEN.,
I HEREBY certify, that I have made use of the
Coxl taken from the .dgwedneck Mines, in the State of
Rinde-Istand, in the publick rooms of the Tontine
Colfec-Hous~, and, from the extraordinary heat it
prociuces, and its extreme durability, and making no
smoke, consider it to be much preferable to the im.
ported Cosl in common use in this city.
JAMES BRYDEN.
WE, the subscribers, Brewers, in the city of Vew
Fork, having {0 some tume past, nsed of he Rhode.
Joiand Aguedneck Coal, in our Kilns, for the porpose
of drying ML, find the same fully answer.ble w o
spectativy, and meets our nighwst apprabativa , ai-
No. 34.
NEWPORT, R. L
Printed and Published om W ednesdays, by
WILLIAM SIMONNY,
No. 15, Muil-Street,
Aguedneck Coud diines.
CERTIFICATRESS,
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TE « MS.
Portemouth, April 7, 1810.
New-York, Ap=il 13, 1819,
New. Fork, Oct. 16, 1810,
New-Fork, Jun. 5, 1810,
RHODE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN.
80 much cheaper than any other fuel we have been in
the Labit of using. STREET & §IEVENS,
CHARLES RACEY,
RICHARD TAYLOR & CO.
JOUIN BENHAM, :
DOTY WILLELS & CO.
Newport, Oct. 29, 1810,
WI, the subscribers, inhubsants of the town of
Newport, State of Mhode-lolund, &e. certify and de-
Clute, that we have had frcquont upportunities of see
g viguedneck Coud burn, as it was in considersble
use here lust winter. "1 he heat it produces s intense,
siokeless, aud durable.
Expericice has taught the correct and exsy mode
of Kindling it ; wnd we docin he discovery of s
Coul & hignty fortunate event, wud promising of the
most usciul publick advautages.
Ihwmus Tovnsend, Silas Dean,
Wom Moner, l vAudiey Clurke,
lienry Sherturne, Edward Eusion,
JAsher Kebuins, Join Price, Jun.
Benjumin tuzard, Simeon Nurtin,
Johis L. Boss, ' John Eari, Jun,
Christopher G. Champln, | #'runcis Brmiey,
Constuni L'aber, Christeprer kowler,
Joln ic. Shearman, Jmuzm -
Bevgumn Jen ce, John Bamwter,
I sldum Jdurchane, Christopher Khodes,
dows Keusmanere, William Enga,
dtubers Stevens, J. G, ¥ kicierne,
Septen 1. Northam, S, W hitekerne,
Sumue! lao,ez, 3 Daviel due'dun,
Horwiie . Dexter, Jumes J ervy,
Josiah NMunre, “Thomus Deands,
de.n JNiein, Stejhen Dellvis,
Aeoberi iogers, Bopamin Huawen,
um
G
SA &3 PRAND)
Spoosh
Molousscs
Hyson \
Hysou skin \ TEAS.
swchong af
Offers for sale, at the store, on Lag-wharf, frwerly
vccupiea by the Pregrossioe Canipany, No, L.
A Corerd Yaaitment of Geoeery, Crotkery, and
Gluss WIIC, S C.o-CONSISTING O P
~Tolucco e
Coftee Hice
Chocolate So.p '
Loaf | Candles
Havunna v Clhieese
White & SUGAR. Hutter
Brown and Meal.
AL30,~250 M. Shingles, with a quantity of
Bourds and Lathis, of the tirst guality,
U 7 The bighest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, lron, & R.gs. '
Newport, July 18, 1810.
Hooca
O!"lv'l'ZßS for sale. at the Stare on Bunnister’s
iWharf, [ormerly occupied by Messis. J. & H
€AanooNE,
ble trems for cash.
No. 71 awd 72, Thames-street, Have for salr,
A Few pipcs Country Gin 3 20 kewrs
of Butfer, suitable for family use; 10 boxes
::hog Tea ; with a genera! assortment of Groce.
as nsarl . Oct 51
WILLIAM S, N. ALLAN,
ANo. 3, Long-iVhar/, Has for sale,
A Quantity of Ship and Cabin Bread, of the
first quality ; Baltimore and Alexandria Flour ;
Molasses, Gin and Rum, per bhd. or bbl.; Ginger
and Pearl-Ash, wholcsale and retail ; an assortment
of Teas, by the chest or dozen pound ; a quandty of
Tile, suitable for ovens ;. with a general assortment
of West-lndia Geods and Groceries, Alroeme
6000 Lunches and 200 bushels ONIONS,
cheap for cash or approved credit. Oct. 24.
. FOR SALL,
A FARM, in vine Famestown, plea.
santly situated about half a méle north from
M: Tuomas R Coxcpox’s Ferry, containing 71 a
cres of excellent land, joiming the myin road, witha
House, Barn and Corn.Houge, Said Farm has a
beautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone wall, and
is well watered., An indisputable title will be given.
For further particalars, inquire of the subscriber,
living on the premises. JOHN WEEBEN, jun
Jamestown, Oct. Iy, 1810
PRINTING,
IV wllits riey 3 zecuted wigh elegance and des-
Pate’s, ann arv, ge cheapest tetime possibic, al the
office of Uie R/ ade-lelond Mefipbtican,
\VANT"',D a young woman of re
putable character, with a good breast of
m.l’:. tc;akc care of a child. Inquire at this office.
Oaov. /.
Spouish } aRAEDS
Cogniac & hake)
Liskon 4
Mular:r'a o } W {NES.
Sher . o
Madaira
Porier and
York-Beer,
Vinegar
Hyson . 3
Souchong C‘f} o
Hyson Skin
Bohca
Collee
Chocate
h’ar ‘X
Hovanna -
White & - SUCARS
Biwyn J
The above articles
A wgeneral assortment of Groceries,
Crockery & Glass Ware, &e. &c. consisting ofee
Kumn l Maolusses “ ,
Gin Cavenne .
and Diack } FEPFER
Ginger :
Piniemo
Cassia ,
Nutmegs
English Mustard
Table S:ht
Alezandst
& Baltimore } FLOUR
Alexu a
Cotton -
Loy & Red Wood
+ Coperus g
Erpia }mmco
Carclina &
Powder and Shot
Wrapping, Paper ,
Deste: L'me
Lamp On, &c, ke,
ill be suid un reasona-
June 1.
WILLIAM WHITE.
GROCERKILS,
By wholesale and retail. :
JASON SPRAGUFE,
WET NURSE WANTED.
BY WHOLEAL EY RET.IL,
HO « LAND & Libu Y,
NEWPORY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE.R 14, 1810,
(B i
Black Pepper
Ginger
“imento
Tuble Salt
Alcxandria é
uflhltimm} LLoun
Wrapping I‘up\l‘.
Rasims
RiLS
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
lmnus the publick in general, and his friends
in particular, that he has opencd « small assort
ment of the most roved STATIONARY, come
prismg, among other‘.’tf\e following articles, . iz,
Paper—toolycap, pot, letter, gilt and bluck
edged, of the various descriptions
~ Quills, from 75 to 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from §5 to H 4 euch;
Penknives, an assortment ;
Buckgummon Tubles ;
Scali ¢ and Dividers; *
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, uk in Cakes and Powder;
Stiuving Soup;
Black Lul Pencily, &e. &e. &e.
Besides a varicty of articles too numerous to mentio
The Gemuine Boghish Permanent lok, for marking
Lmen, and a constant supply of the celebrated theee
g(it metalick Sicel Pens—all which will be sold at the
stan retialing prices.—CALL AND SEE.
& Exhauge and Lottery Office
7 NoL 118, Thames-Street, }
Newport, April 10th, 1810
H \S jast reccived, and oflers for sale
- on the most liberal terms at his new Station.
ary Oflice, No. 118, Thumes-street,
A complete and elerant Assortment of
Legal, Commercial, and Notarial mmkl‘rﬁm@d on
superiour Paper, and the first style of the Printing
Art—among which ave the t‘ollowimf. Va 4 2
Deeds, Miils of Sale.
Powcrs of Attorney, Shipping Pupcrs,
Declarations on Promis= | Coasters’ Munifoss,
s.ry Notes, Blunk Clhiccks on the
Do. on Book Accounts, I Banks in \ewpore,
Indentuies, Bills of Exchange,
Mlls of Lading, I Seamun’s Jouriu s, Ke.
Also=Just received an Assortment of Pouknives
of vorious prices, from 25 (10 100 cents, STATION.
ARY as usual,
~ Managers® Lists of the fortunate Numbers inthe
Tih Cluss of Hauifield Bridge Louttery, muy be seen at
this Miice.
£ rchange and Lo.tery Oﬁce,}
No. 181 Thames -stret, June 3.
REMOV AL,
T
SAMULL F. GARDNER,
I\’ FORMS his Driends and the puhliek
in general, that he has removed his grocery store
fiom No IU7 to No. 105, Thamea-atreet, vext door
south of Lis old st ud, where be has comstantly on
hand an extensive assortmemt of Groceries, which he
is deterinined to Jdispose of ut the loaosd cash prices
_ He hasalso on hund, a few, Dy Goous, a
ong which ure—supcrfine Biowdcioths,Cussimeres,
Flunnels, Baizcs, Vestings, worsted whdotton Neose,
Linens, cotten and hiren Cheeks, &c¢. ke, which he
i determined to sell at prices wluch canmot fuil to
WUII pulciiasers, LA
TO LET,
( Jlnd immedlate Joesesien given. X
The «owe N, 107, Thanics-street,
lately occupied by the subscriber, with™hulf the
house übove, ar scperate, s it may suit the Lirer,
Apply 1o SAMUEL F. GARDNER.
Oct. 31
——
M:\ RTIN FEARING, (of the latc
firm of Fragino & Parunan,) having ta.
kun thie new store 8f capt. Epwaun Fastox, No.—,
Thames-aireet, nest norih of Mr, James Tavion’s
Apothecary shop, returns Lis most sincere thunks to
his former customers, and flatters himaelf, diat by
keeping a supply of rewly imported and fashionable
Goodig, of shuring u proportion of wwn und comtry
custom ; .8 he 18 desirous of scquiring the reputs -
tion of u-l:ix;g at a remsonable and living proht, he
requests his friends sud the publick in grwersl to call
THE pleasantest situation in the North Se
ciety in Manngfield, ﬁ(}vﬁm'a'ut.) a Farm, ol
160 ”m,m« wnod- good orChﬂrlﬂ‘o of
;‘!:dlem . “:un, well proportioned lwum
’ ' “.‘h“!. ) ’ 'hh -'M buildi
=3aid Farm is well m; any gentleman :x
Mg o purchase a pleasam place, may be secommo
dated, ql-m made easy. For ﬁnlor purticulars,
enquire of Mr. Harvey Sevvione or Capr. Joseph Mlon.
ot Newpore? DANIEL BUCKNILE.
wll, Windham Coumsy, S-pt. 0, 1510..
Jmeny other articleg, he offere the :fm !
Reo superfine Liock end blve Broadeloths §
black, blue and drab Londen Casimercs; do. com,
mon und low-piiccd Plannels, of all colours ; vew!
imperial and prinec’s Cords 5 Pelice Cloths ; black,
brewn, scoclet, and red coloured Bombazetts, figu o
ed und plam; black, green aind purple Wildbores ;
Cambrick Dy, fuovicure and common do.; bluck
and olive Vo vels wd Velveteens ; Colerain Lancns
British Snurtings . biack, white and coloured Came
bricks; iarge twilled Shawis ; India Cotton, pc-rj»'mu
or vard ladics’ and gentdemen’s cotton an sk
Hose ; Kil anid beaver Gloves ; Calicoes, Ginghams-
Fumiture Chintz, &c. &c, &e.
w.®. A smull Lad 1s wanted to assist in
the above store, Oct 3.
K™ WANTELD TO HIRL,
( For one or two ycire, )
TWO or three RRoums turmished, con.
yenient and suitable for a small table family,
in a central part of the town. Bnmeoﬁbc Fditoe
of the Rhode-Island lopublb:n. Oect. 24
Nilv STORE OF NLW GOODS.
WILLIAM ENGS &SSUN,
No. 70, Thamen-street,
AVE just received a large additional supply of
H teoremongery, Hard- Woare ang L'm
ier y—aund now offer for sale un assortment unususlly
extensive. They have on hand us usual, a comnplete
a sortment of Nails—also sheet Lead, shoet Irom,
steel of variour kinds, cust iron Stoves, Bhwovels and
Spudes, &e. &, '
Lakewive—an assortment of Swedes IRON,
Octuber 3.
New Stationary Office.
JOSIAH (. SHAW,
ALSO, FUR SA LE,
CAII L. AND SLEE.
FOR SALLEL,
[The « Statesman,*’s London paper Most vies
lently opposed o the pfasent Laogiish miue
istry, intioduces a leagthy article from the
Paris Argus, with the foliowing remai ks |
Wae have this day given an acticle of greut
length from the Argns, a neWspuper, in thé
English language, which has for some yeors
been pabiished in Paris, 1t wili be seen by
the first puragraph, that the Argus 1s discone
unued. We are piined to suy, there is tud
much truth in almost every part of this bite
ter phiappick aguinst Langland. All those Who
wish 10 save this countiy, and huve any hopes
of saving it, will do well scriousiy to rend
and weigh the statements und arguments of
this important article. It clearly shews the
situation in which Bogland is ; the folly of
that policy which Lrought her therca—und
the stupidity which chuins het up ih thut pos«
sition and will hold her in teeiill shie is swole
lowed vp in the vast ey fre of the continent
of Europe ! It is full ol tessons for statesn.eny
and, us nothing is w 0 be expected from oud
present minisiers, it does hecothe every hons
est mun Lo geor 72 By heere, wnd then consider
how the predictign it contuing muy be rene
deved fubulous. The smile of contenpt
which sogme Pavis popers ¢ficer to cost upon
this produeden, wiil not save us, In focty
nothing wilt, or can save usy but o conviction
of the truth of ity reaseniog, aud a resciution
(und speedily exccuted tow) of aviiling ours
velves of the knowledpe | Whiie we soy this
we abhor the wretch who wrote it. if he bo
w Englishman : fory alihongh truth, it is a
truth that should have been told to \l‘.ugl?ndd‘
herey and not by way of scorn o her crenies
end in the midst of ber encmics. And, Ly
the way, we do not undeistand how minisiersy
our mnunisters, permit Foglishmen 0 go
backwards and forwards, between England
and France, who have no mercuntile concerM;
nory in fact, any concerns that cun be usefu
to this country,
“ AT the moment when we are terminas
ting our labours, we naturully look buck upe
on the career we have traversed 3 and (he
changes produced in Durope in less than 9
years, appear 1o us, as it were, the wurk of
9 centurices.
“ We recollect whot was the origin of (hiss
The wttimarum that proceeded the raptere of
the tfealy of Amiens, is still fresh in our
memory. The Briwannick cubinet scarcely
necded pretexts 10 bieak o tretty which it
openly avowed to have been no more than a
iruce ¢ Jts object snd policy at that period
was 10 veduce the power of Fronce, by stipe
ring up enewies agatnst her on the continent §
out on comparing the situation of the belliye
crent partlesy sl cousidering what they were
thesy and what they are now, we are suuck
st seving bow i Englond is from having res
alized the Bopes held out 1o bery and how
much Frauce has surpassed even all that hey
most urdent friends could bove conceived,
On boch sides, the resuits of this wer wre so
muny mmportant lessons 16 be treatored up,
“ 1o begin this picture, with sy *x:on ifue
tiow of the Fuances of Loglond. las knowe
with wher cmiphasis the ninisiers, every
year, ennounce thadr prospeious state, 1 here
Specches are ponspous § their coleulutions
ngorously just ; but the resuit of their jne
bours wnilormly isy to augment the tuxes,
ond open {resh loans ! In 1802, the genersl
produce ol the taxes, exctusive of the ine
terest of the debt. wusestiniutedat 34,000,0004,
sterling 3in 1809, it was 53 000 0004 arnd
the expenditure of 1810 must carry it still
higher (71000,0004.) Nt ol sense 10
struck with this progressive wugn entation,
to whichy if'we add übout 25,000,000/, sterd,
for the intevest of the nutional debt, the
whole territorial income of Great Briwin is
scarcely sdequate. These usre pesults that
speuk more plainiy than the hypothetical cale
cultions of Geniz, lvernois, &c. Though
the system of the sinking fund, when sub
jected to mathematical examination, ¢lp ex
tinguish this enormous debt in & glven space
of time, yet this r.ertaimy has, hitherto been
in the Lands of the English ministty only us
a lure to gull the people, and make them
support, without murimuring, the oppressive
weight of loans. At the creation of the
sinking fund, the publick debt was only
238,000,000/, What then have been the ree
sults to England of this marvellous inven
tion ! Aniuccease of more than 400,000,000/,
i 24 years, Fither the calculations were
talse, or the ministers have governed ill. Mr.
Piut cabeulated the extinction of the debt ap
an the supposition of fifiy years of peuce,und
his wimistty were remarkeble only for his ob
stinate perseverance in a war ruinons to his
country ! Accordiugly his fantastick calewla
tions weve constantly diseppointed. His sue
cessors have folowed his system, and while
hoasting of whe wealth of the nation, t’lz
have been daily entarging the abves which is
opew before it. The facility with which the
loans are flled up dazzles the vuigar. Weo
have repeatedly had occasion to &%ﬁ'
surthensome they are to the state. in
.imate connexion between the beak and the
eacb«i;er, renders them still more dinger~
ows. The bill, which -’* the pay
ments & the bahk in specie, which,, Mﬁ
it ought o havddlioen caly a fow afenths
Pisccllancous.
FROM THE PANRIS AROUS.
FROM THE AUVRORA.
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