The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-12 00:00:00, page 3

« By Huve hide, Purker, boundl to vew-York,
“ ‘“ leeiand, wilh 132 pusscngors,
F WHEELPRR, master of the Schooner Willinm. of
@r i for . \ew York, (ukes this opportunity of returiing
B wncers thanks te Commodore RopG ens, of the Unat
o/ Nioiea Frugate, President, for the assitunce qfforded
Aim when in the ereatest dmier and dretress Likevise
Jeels omeelf under every obhigation te the commanding
eYicer, vfficers, und seamen, whe boarded /im. und by
‘whos assistance wnd oo re the said vesse! was preserved
s winy to the spivited exertion and commeudible con
e fihe commanding afficer on bourd.
lute gules.
Brig Cordelia, Mitchell, from Turks Island, bound
® New-London—on the 6th ins'. fell in with the wreek
of sch. I'o'ly, Cooper, of Boston, bound to Charles
wown, 3. C. and took off foarteen people. This ves
pel was d'siaasted on the 4 h inst. in wsevere galeo
» ind—no li:s were lootf el
ig Par Im;k y, from Tucksls laden
‘h.h""ah. bound 1o Norwich, Connecti ut.
Ship Hope, Lovett, of Boverly, Muss. from St
P: ersburg and Gottenbarg, saled from the latter
plioe, the 3d Nov,
m 3l & Hope, Chuarch, from Charleston, 8. C
to New. York. ;
Whe following vessels Bave been driven in here by the
- iﬂ" Gos apolite, Head, owaed and beund to N.
Tork, from 30 Rarts. : ) / 4’
v this town, on ssiurday morning Mr. Jonx
Br ner, aged 40. He was burned with Masonick
In this town, on the 3d inst by the Rev. My Gib.
00, M Lewis Banrtowto Miss Srkey Juver
At Jamesiown, TroMas Hazawo, Esq. .0 Miss Sa L.
zv Bissew, of North-Kingstown, duughier of the
te Capt. John Bisse!, of X.ut town.
DILD,
Byrerep—brig Cosmopolite, Reud, St Bartholo
wmews ; do. Cordelia, Mitchell, Tarks-Island; sch
Witliam, Tarner, Alexandria ; sloop Bxpress, Woad,
Chuariestonr, do. l ac v, James, Hudson ; do. Nan-
Saunders, pson, Philadelphia ; do. Eurl,
z}w. New-Yo'k
CreArED—ship Gen Washington, Gurdner, New.-
Orleans ; sluon Prisciils, Harrison, Charleston : do
W.shington, D lune, Newbnrn ;. do. Hermeo, French,
¥ cfolk ; do. Fame, Earl, Now. York.
Ronours. y .
At Portamonih, on the 2d inst. Mr. GiLes Law
wovw, in ke 8 vear of his age—a respectable Mom.
Ber of the Society of Friends, «nd a firm supporter
of his country's vights.
The latest inteliigence from the River
Platg, received at Rio Junciro, was cown to
the Ilth ol September.
The Junta of the Province of Paraquay
pursued a bold and vigorous policy, uniem
pered by lenty. Liniers and two ot his prin
cipul adhevents, were condemned and cxecu
ted on the 26th of August. They were uccus
scd of designs subversive of pewce, and trea.
sonubie. Liniers was extremely popular,any
the Junta had too muach reason 10 apprehend
that the discontended would seize any oppoi
tunity which might offer of railying under hi
con aind, and opposing under his direction
tue pateiotick views of the new govecnment.
One of the first steps of this government
hid been the srgenizetion of & small army
8 i to snount W aboar 4000 men, and whick
they immediately inarched into.the interiou
ol the Province. The Ciy of Cordova lurge
and populoas, wtich hud at first declared u
geinst the Junty, surrendered without opposi-
Uehm=the Inieb tants waittng only fov the fa
vourable opportunity of evincing thewr patri
otisin and jove ¢f freedom. Liniers and his
wdberents had made this their strong hoid.
bui were obilged to abandon it with precipi
tuncy. They were pursued by a party of Ca
vairy. seized and carried to Bucnos Avres
From Cordovo, this ariny pursued its warch
westw rd, and by the latest accounts it hao
8s yet been completely successfulin eficcting
tive views of Lihe ypovernment, causing its au
thoriiy to be acknowiedged, seizing and dis-
Porsting is oppunents.
'ne Province of Pern and Chili®t was
# id, buad declaed themseives ndepeudent
Un tie other hand the government of Monte
Videa, nd the peopie on the norihern banks
o the River Piuty, opposed the Junta of Bu
enos Ayres and ity measuves, declariug them
8o be in rebelilon to tae lecal suthorities o
Sprin. They had gone so [ur as to send rthei
waole naval force to blockude Buenos Ayres
T s urmament, consisted of 1 ivigate and 6
® 7 smuller vessels, arrived in the outer
o visg of Buenos Ayies, on tae 31 of Sent
They had nol as yor proceeded 1o hostilities,
but declared thcir design of blockuding the
Pport. [ Phit. Gaz.]
While the frigite Constitution, Captain
HuLl, was coming down the Delaware, a
¥ uug seanman accidently fell overboard and
ws drowned. A subseriprion was opened on
boavd the frigate on Monduy last,y for the re
ficf ol his wotber, a poor widow, living in
Pritdeiphia ; when the um of one thousand
& la's was subscribed by his ship mates,
waieh they had requested the Hon. Secretary
ot the Nuvy to have stopped froin their pay,
and 1o De puid over ta this anfortunite woman.
THE BRAVE ARE ALWAYS GENEROUS.
We learn, from an authentick source, thu
the Spanish Minister has despaiched a cuttet
to Cadiz, to communicate to the Regency
and Cortes governing Spam, information ol
the measure the Execuiive of the U, States
hos taken with regard to West-Florida. The
f.ot merits the very serious consideration ol
M:rchants engaged in commerce to Spanish,
poris. [ Do, Ful.]
- An act worthy of Amcrican Seamen.
MARINEY¥ LIST.
S
FROM SOUTH 4MERICA.
PORT 0.
Uy od CARD
Importamt.
MORRIED,
Y C——
\FEWAVPORT.
[('."n. Gaz ]
Tlllﬂ Honourable Court o 1 Probate of the
town of North-Kingtown, having appointed th
Subscribers Commissioners 1o receive and examii «
the claims of the ereditors 1a the Estate of DANIE)
WEEDEN, late of North-Kingstown, deceased, re
presented inso.vent ; and six months from the 84
duy of Oct. lust, being allowed forthat purpose~ Ne.
tice 18 hereby given, that they will attend said bus:
ness at their respective dwellings, at any time withy
the period above mentioned @ No wecounts will b
received unless p:)perl:; sitested.
: RICHARD THOMAS,
SMITH PEARCE, } i
All persons indebted to the above mentioned Fa
e wre eurnestly called upon to make inop edibic
paymen: 1o BENJAMIN ITH, Aduirnstroter,
Neurwh-Kingmown, Naev. “ 1640,
At a tS”C'CI-ll ’I .() on (4'()/1”1:1'/. /lo)/’t.’” at
the Hovse of the Clevk, in Newport, on T'uesdey De
covber 4th, vi D 1810,
W:H-. KES the General Assembly of this State,
at their session, holden in Junuary, 1809, aue
dovized wand empowered the town-coui ils of e seve
crattowns in the stategtoimpose such Tox or Paxes on
every person, within their respective towns, who +huil
own or keep any Dog or Pogs, e thoy man think prop.
Jer, and wlBO 1o miuke such orders, byc-laws ind regu
tutions, to prevent dawiage being done to shcep wid
cattie by doys, us thoy mey deem necessary.
Ind wherees complaivt hath beew mude o the town.
council, by a number of the whabitions of thistown,
that thev have sustuined greet dancage by dops rune
nil.g at lwgein the nighy, and kihing wnd wairying
their sheep @ Theref re,
Be it enucted, That o tax of Twe Dellars per head,
for exchand every Doy Kept within the fipais of this
town, be asscssod upon the Masters, Mistrosses, or
heads of Failies, in whose houses sueh Doy or Dogs,
may be kept.
Jind be it _further enacted, That upondue p.cof iav
ing been mude (o the Colleetor, by the owiner or owne.
ers, thut uny Dog or Despaxcd by this Act hiath been
killed, he or she shall be excusod from paying said tax.
Jlnd be it further enucted, Thot every owner of a
Dog shull, within fificer days from the publication of
this Act, put « colluron the reck of such Dog, with
the nume of the owner theveen, And that at the ex
piaation of swid time, evers Dog v hich may be found
without such collar, shall Le understood ws not having
wny ovwner, and may be killed by any porson whatev.
er.
JAnd be it further enacted, That the sbove Act b
publishied i both the newspapers peinied i this town,
A true Cofy—dltent,
JONA ALMY, Counci! O'erke.
N()T!CE is bereby given, That on Tues
day the first duy of Junuary next, the half
sewrly Dividend will be declared and puid to such
persons as the books of the Bunk will shew o be
Stockholders on the 25th inst.
ETHAN C. BRIGGS,
lute of said Newshoreham, deceased , and has taken
upon herscif hat trusy, by giving bonds us the law
divects. Al persons having deman.s upon the sad
Estate, are requested to exhibit them for settlement
and all prrsons indebted are required 1o make imme
diate payment to MARY BRIGGS, Jidmuisix.
AN adjourncd - cung of the TAM
- MANY SOCIETY, or CoLvmsian Orper,
witl be held oo MONDAY EVENING, 17th Dec.
[being the 17th of tie momb of “ Gumies™] at (he
Council Fire of their Great Wigwam, m the State
House, precisciy at the going down of the san.
. By order of the Grund Sachem.
Avitee in tkewise giveny, That on Wednes
day, the second day of said Junuary, & general mees
g of the Stockholders will tuke place ut the State-
House, in Newport, at half-past two u‘chn'k. P M.
{or the clection of Directors, .nd transaction of (e
necessary business of s.ad Bank .
AGREEABLY to ke 1 going Vole, the pooams
a 8 Wikt be et Laucuon, on FEIDAY, the 28 L 4 e,
inst. Condivions of the Lease then oDE e Kiown
WM. HUNTER,
JOHUN CAHOONE S ummuiiee
Dec. 12. B. HAZAKD,
FHIE Subseribers having been appoint.
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate, for the town of
Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioncs
to receive, examine and adjust the claims against
the Estate of
SAMUEFEL STERNE, Merchant,
late of siid Newport, deceased, represented in
soivent, do hereby give notice that six months from
the date hereof are wllowed to the creditors of saud
estate, to bring in their respoctive cluineg to eithe
of the subscribers, at their respective dwellingy,
within the ume aforesaid.
' I Vll Hon, Conrt ai Probete for th,
the town of NVewshoreham, in the county of
Newport, having appoimed tie subscriber, Admins.
tratrix on the Estate of
Davien Dexuaw, jun, g b
Jos TowNsEx D, }Cmmmn.
And all persons indebted to sad estate, are re.
qucsied 0 make immediste payment to :
, v el H‘. “NOVQIROCT 23, LoAV)”
VO'I‘EI). That Messres. IBm. Hunzer, John Cakon®
andd Benjomn azard, v, and Lh\:) are hercby
Lppomited a Commmtice, lor the put pose of leting out
ot Pubiick Auctionane chambers ofthe GRANARY
upon & paining Lease for 4w nol exceccding
ten years, the ropairs and averadons that may b
made l'_\ the Le sec or cuse €, 10 be douwe under the
direcuun of the said Comimatiee,
B cisiess,
Jus v ALMY, Tewn Clerk.
TS
THI’. Stockhbolders ol the Rhode-Islond In
surance Company, are heredy notificd, That s
& neral mectng wall be seld wu the Statc-House, il
Newpory, on Weane sy, the Za day of January noxt
at hatt-pust tvo o coock, P M. or the eiccuon of Di
rectors, and transaction of such othicr busiicss us
may be thought necessory.
WILLIAM SIMUNS, decretary.
Season of Hunting,
Sooneh of Games, 12th, Dee. 12,
Yeur of Discovery, 519.
RiIUD - iSLAND LoSURAANCL
LUA\. “J\N\.o -
SARAM S Ex e, Jdministrotriz,
Joun Sy erxe, vdmoustrater.
Newport, Dec 4, 1810, LR
By evder of the President and Divecters.
JOUN it. SHEARMAN, Cashier.
u\.f'”"‘. Dec. l}p 1810,
Sewport, flee 12, 1010
TAMMANY SOCIETY,on
COLUMBIAN OKRDER.
NEWPORT BANK.
or o RAY T. SANDS, her _dttorney
NOTICE..
NOTICL.
ate of Portemeuth, veoman, deceased, represented
asolvent , and six months from the 12th inst are al
wed for that purpose. Notice is hereby given that
ey will atiend to suid business, a. the house of
“womAs Duaree, in said Poriemeuth, on the first
Moaday in every month, durin‘ethc above period.
Yo accounts will he received :n ks properly atiest
GEORGE HALL, 2d. } Coniisionsre.
-l TILLINGHAST ALMY,
A'l persons, indebted to said estate, are earnestly
zatled upon w make 1o nediate peoomen, o
Ner. THAMAS NURK WA, Anceuter,
~ Singing Secicties
can be furnished with Reed's, Jenks's, Shaw's Hol.
den’s and ouier Cellections, of the best Editions
..u.'nh al the lowest prices, by the dozen or mingle one.
. 13
Has Just reccived,
AT His JEWLLRY asxp ' ANCY STORE,
Av. 89, THANES- TRELT,
A New Stock ol Platedy, Botgunia, and Ja
-4 : :
panned Wares, with a great variety of Puncy
Goods and Jewelry, of the lutest und most clegant
paticms—u Lich the publick i general, and his old
Cuscomers in purticular, are invited w calland see.
Cosoyand o £iar and aniform -price given
Lo ol ! Goll and Silver. e Dec §.
T 1" subseriler cving entered into
pattnership, ur ter the Address of |
D 4 @ 6 W, Lesnwd.
intend to have constantly for sale, & very general as.
sortment of Groeeries, and Ship-Chandlery articles;
wili do all in their power to give satisfuction to thewr
customners, and gratefuily acknowledge the smallest
f.vour, " DAVYID A LEONARD,
Bristol, Dec. 12, GEORGE W. LEONARD.
() A & . v Leonard
all those indebted to him, or having unadjusted de
m s agamst m are requested o call for imine
duvie sectiement. Those wiw arc indebled 1o the
Pos -Office for small amounts in urrearages of post.
e on newspapers, letters, &c. are requested also
o make poymest without delay,as the trouble of cal
Ling on them in person canvot be attended to Long
scunding wecounts, notes and arrears of postage will
be ndiscrimately prosecutcd unless paid immediate
ly. ‘Lhe subscriber hopes thut this notice may be
accepird as a sufficient apology for any prosecutions
that imay be comnenced without fovther sdviee.
Brsiol, Dee. 12, D. A DFONARD.
GEORGLE WANTON,
(" the Stere luiely occupied by Wanten &4 Rathbene )
H sortment of the latest and best Editions of
AdD CAVOEE W e
> “ Setiocd ioons.
which he will sell by the groce, dozen or single, as
low us can b purchused of the publisinis, anong
those last recoived are
Webster’s Speliing Books,re ised edition ;
Alden’s 15y 24, and 3d Volumes ; Duboll’s Arithma
ek i Amcrican Precepror i Morse's Geography ;
Celumbian Ov.tow ; Perry’s, Walker's and other Dice
Lonaiics ; Mawray's Grammar; Introduction, Read
et und Seqoel to do, ; Hartford schooi Bibles; Phula
deiplin and common Testamenis,
mostiy from the Providence Rook-store, are now sel.
ling at about one half the price usuuily charged.
Praycr fooks.
a greatvariety, with and withont plates, and with ad.
dionad Hymins,in plain and Moroceo bindings, from
66 cents to §6.
He has wist just leccived few more groce
Clergymun aud Clergyman Minor
Paper Honeings and Borders,
will be sold remarkably cheap—lower bK 50 per cent.
than the usuul poces, The wasortment hus boen very
considciubly enlarged by the sddition of sevorai
thousand Rolls, from the lowest prices, at 25 cents
per 1011, to the most elegant patierns,
A large and very valuabie collection of
l.ooks.
WiNwG sPUWS L s,
IVF()R MS Hicmiends ond the puhlick,
that he has removed from his former stungd, to
Lie large, sido, aidt comamadious Lol o the whaof
" the Lie Caves GAaknsex, Evq He reiurns his
rateful thanks for past fovours, and willmake every
Xer oM to menit w comindance of e puvniuge of
his friends and the publick. Nov 28
not ruled ; Blank Account Books, of every shipe
and size usually wanted, made of the best Haruord
paper, urd well bound, Lautely Keceived,
2 cascs best Engiish Saum Beavers ;
0 Go. best Aleaican lals :
Warrarted not o crack or fude, A few boxcs Youihs'
and Mons' felt Hats.
NOTICE.
T 'IE connexion in business formerly sub
sisting hetween the Subscribeirs, under the
Firs: of WANION & RATHBLONE, was this day
dis-olved by mutual consent—Aill persons indebted
o said Firm, arve requested to ma ke immediate pay
ment to GEORGE WANTON, who is authorized to
receive the same.—And all those who have demands
~gainat said Firm, to present them for p.yment.
GEORGE. WANTOUN
GEORGE 8. RATHBONE.
Newport, Nov. 27.
[‘"P. Hon. Court of Probate for the town of Porse.
mouth. in the County of A ewpert, having appoint.
«d the subscribers Commissioners 10 seceive and ex.
anine the ciaims of the creditors to the Estate of
- dAlmanccks jor 1811 ;
Farmer's, and Bickerstufi*s Rhodce-Island do. at the
groce prices, R
"HE Sabseribers having formed a con.
nexion in business, under the firm of LOPEZ &
FALRMAN, i the Dry Goods line, will have 1o offer
~naxiensive assortment of Funcy and Staple Goods,
«t then store, No. 134, Thumes street,
JusHUA LOPEZ.
Newnort, nov. 21. RICHARD FAIKMAN
% S the business of the subserioer wii
hereufter, be transacted under the Firm of
He has also received a lurge assortment of
Bl nk Booes
o GCUPART VERSHILLY.
William S. Nichols,
PO iU N YU Ll b,
Culanr ko,
SCIIOOI. BOOLS.
NOTICE.
JOB DURFEE,
O F a superiour quality, just landed on Lyon's
wharf, and for s.le by the chaldeon, or smuiice
quantity, for easu, by the subscriber—who will e«
ceive regular supplics of that aiticle, during the
winter, JOHN B. L\'ur\.
Nov. 16.
CRANST - SHAW,
H \VE jus received r for sale,
100 bbis, superfine Liour, ol the most
«pitoved inspection ; 10 hhids. lugh 4th pioof & nae
cu Kum ; 10 chests souchong Tew ; 3 pipes Bioody.
3 quarter casks Muluga Wine. becembar 8.
A N Uniform Couat, unsoiled and near.
ly new. Also n Hat and Plame. Por par
Iwl appiy at this office. oey, 31,
v TOR SALFE, ‘
()N Gardmer's Whar, sixtecn Thousand CONNRC.
T TICUT BRICKS, of the bust quality. Enquie of
Pm Goramer, on siid Whart wpt 19,
ﬁ FARM, |, iug in Famestcuwn, plea.
suntly situsted about” half a mile north from
Mi Tnomas R. CoxGoox's Ferry, containing 71 av
cies of exceliont lund, joinng the main tuad, wal s
House, Burn and Corn-House. Ssid Fam ha s
beautiful Orchard, well funced with stone wall, i d
is woll waiered, An indisputable tutle will be givem
For further .ﬂiculuru, inquire of tbob'.“’b"i"ibe“
Wving on the proemises. JOHUN WEE o Jun
Jomiesiown, O 10 1810 @ -
Necwport Hotel—for sale.
'l‘“:\'[ voted uina \‘.lill‘k‘ stund {or a
TAVERN, now occupicd by capt. Ricuarp
Barxer, with the store, stuble, couch-house, &c. all
i couplete ropair, is now oflered ir salg,
vilsum=i Lot 0l excelicut L.and, containing
about 4 acres, half a mile from town,
Likewisem=y Gurden Lot, in Barney-street,
180 feet by 48. Possession will be given on the Ist
of October next. For further particulars, 'quu'u'c of
, JUHN A. COLLIN».
December §. !
REAL ESTATE~—.For saLe.
TH I, subseniber offers for sale. his
House and Lot, together with a large Couch
Housc and large Stable, the largest und bhest in the
town of Newport, situated in Broad-street, a few
doors ftom the State House.
I'{/“ C)"‘JJ‘J' s
A DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP iu
Market-sguare —Alvo, 2 Lots of Landl, lying
Wl Lt part of Nev port called Newtown, ‘“ﬂ”
of SPENCER HALL, on the Fremiscs ‘
Al persons indebte 1o SPENCER HALL
are requested to make immediate payment, |
nov. 14.
The above property will be sold reasonable, and ats
acconimodating terms.
l;‘()R SVL by the subsenber, a vil.
uable FARM, very plessantly situased in the
town of Middletown, _about 4 miles from New, ri,
adjoining the river, on the eust side of the isisicl,
where there is good fishing and fowling, and nes) te
the beach, aflording plomy of marnure, The Foom
contans about 40 or 50 wcres of excellent Vanu, a
good Dwelling-tlouse wnd Out-Buileings, ferced with
stone wall, well watered, and an Orchurd thereon of
the best grafied fruit trees, just coming to matuiivy.
For terms, apply to the subscriber, on the promices.
WILLIAM TAGGART.
Middle.own, Nov. 7, 1810.
THE Fotherirg Ploce Farm, (so culled)
situnte on Point-Judith, South-Kingsiouwn, vi W
impm"‘fd by Mr. NaTnaxierL Armsrkore. Noe
nead wpply but those who can give goud sceuriiy for -
the payment of the rent.
CARDER HAZARD.
Norwich, (Con.) Nov. 14,
A LARGE convenient bujiding, well buikt
and entirely new, situsted ot Long wharf, fues
werly the tnrﬂy of Charles Cozzens. It hus been
improved by him us « Hatter'ssshop, but may be
converted into s store, 0 a trifling €3pensc;-«ALvOy
A House, No. 12, Long-whaif. Faowre o
Nov. 14. JOEN J ALLAN.
F VUND, off the west side of Block-Island, on the
on the 15th ult. & small Ancher, we tglshp ‘e,
Lween three and four hurdred pounds, with » part of
the Calle, The owner tiey hove it sguin I ealling
on the subseriber, proviug properiy, and paying ‘he
incidental chinrges FRLEMAN MY
A ew-Shoveham, e & ALV
’ I YHAT pleasantly situsted Estate, row
occupied a 8 a Tuvern, by Samuer. Dunres,
in Por *nouth, containing 24 scies of luna, v 0k @,
good Dwelling-Pouse and new Barn, that wil we~
commodate ten horses, There is on said plice 8
young orchard of choice fruit trees, five yeurs oid,
and about 4 acres of handsome wood. The sbnve
placeis pleanantly sitnsted on Ui eust rona leading
to the Bridge, is 6 miles from Newport, and come
mands un extensive view of the cust river. Viese
who are inclined to purchase, will pleage spply to
WALTER COKNELL
Newport, 10th of the 10th monh, 1810
FOR SALE OR TO LT,
And posecasvion given. 25th Murch nexi.
A conve.oy Lwaing-Hovsape Shop,
vith a good yard, in the villuge of Wickford. Ene
quire of GFO : W. TILLINGHAST,
Wickford, Nov. 27, 1810,
: I ‘HA'T pleasantly sitnated HOUST,
No. 11, Prospect fill, formerly occupied by
capt. Josepu Baxer Scid House contuing eve. g
necessary accon modation : wel of good water, gor
den, &c. &c. For further particulars, apply to
Oct 3b. JOSEPH BRIGCS
July 18,
KHODE-ISLAND COAL.,
FOR SALE OR TC Lil,
"’4l LG Ll, I’A“l'lo
ANCHORE FOUND.
TO Bi. LT,
FOUKR SJ'ILI"‘,
FOR SALL,
ton bz‘U.L.
TO LET,
JAMES PERRY.
18,¢f.