The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-12 00:00:00, page 1

LubPeZ Liod iRk & MiLwd,
OFFER FOR SALE,
O\ FAVOURARLE TERMS,
¥56 Bales Prime Upland Uetton,
94 Cuasks Rice,
170 Bbls. Flour,
22 Hhds. Tobaceo,
SV Buts Lard,
6 Hhds. Hams,
40 Pipes Mason’s Gia,
Oe e } Harana SUGARSE:
" 54 Boxes Brown,
117 Chests Souchong Tea,
10 Do. Hyson Skin, do.
~ 7 Do. Hyson, do.
64 Do. Bohea, do.
24,000 Ibs. W. 1. and Batavia Coffee
ospshaprlit e SRR adonss
“In addition to their former supply of Dry Goode.
- @ Cases India Silks,consisting of Crapes, Lustrings
and Sewing Silks.
+ POO pieces Blue Nankins,
300 Do. Company Yellow, do.
9 Cases Men's Sattin Beaver HATS.
Newport, April 25, 1810.
TEnrMS.
The paper is printed once a week, at 2 dollars a
year, one half in advance.
Advertisernents conspicuously inserted, at the rate
of 1 dollar and 50 cents a square, for three weeks—
semaller ones in the same proportion.
Printing, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respecifully solicited.
A complete assortment of Cutlery ; Tea-
Pots ; Pocket-Books ; Suspenders ; Gold Lace; brass
HMandirons, Shovels and Tongs ; Windsor Soup,
Starch ; Hair<-Powder ; warranted wazr-pmof Liqud
Blacking ; Scotch and Maceoboy Souti—and many
other articles, too numerous to particularize,
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual.—Also manufactives Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection. Fila.
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work—Elastick, difier
eit lhtﬁCl, round, octagon, and flat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and §ilver,
agreeable to its standard.
He thanks his friends for their custom—and wil
scll those articles at a vey small advance.
Newport, Jan. 24, 1810.
N ICHOLAS GEFFROY, inform
his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the munufactories in Europe, an as.
sortment of LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, as formr.
ly, which wiil be ready for sale in a few days,as soon
a 3 they can be fitted in frames.
Also on hand—
APPRENTICE WANTED. LFOR dSale,
‘V ANTED, an cpprentice to the |* I YWO good milch cows, and on
House-Carpenter’s business. A Lid of & CHAISFE, with the harness, the property of
sbout 17 or 18 years of age, sustaining am char- | Benjamin Willbor, dereased. Any person wishing t«
scter, may hear of a good situation, w every purchase either of the above, may apply to the sub
proper encowragemeat will be given, on applicaudon | scriber, at his store, No. 13, Mill-street, sign of the
ot the offi-e of thg RAede-loland Kepubhicap Golden Fish, or at the late resid nce of the deceased.
oot 8, Newpory, sepy, & WILLIAM WUV,
OPFERS for sale. at the Store on Bannister's.
W harf, formerly oecupied by Messrs, J. & H
CaHoons,
" Looking-Glass Plates, Jewely, Se.
dble trems for cash,
New Feather beds & Feathers.
Ll VE Geeseand Fowl FEATHERS
- ‘m.ﬂ’ f:;dl;;’\” BARKER,
No. 25, Charics-street.
'I ‘i 1% entive cargo of the ship Laurd,
from Tonningen, entitled to debesture, consis
of the following articles.em—viz =
12 Boxes and Cases Platitlas Royales.
12 Boxes brown Hollands
10 Cases and Bales Britarnias.
25 Boxes Creas ala Morlaim
24 Boxes Dowlas,
1 Box Shirting Linen.
1 Box Arabias,
1 Box Handkerchiefs.
6 Boxes Rouans.
24 Boxes Lestados.
14 Cascs Estopillas,
4 Cases Casarillos,
1 Box red Platillas. '
1 Box Coutreo.
9 Buxes white Rolle.
43 Boxes (hmburg.
4 Bales bagging Linen 3.
23 Bules Bleytucher.
19 Bales Heeden Linen.
Samples may be seen by applying as above.
Newport. April 4, 1810.
No. 26.
A per eral assort
Crockery & Glass Ware
Fum ‘
Gin
Sogniac ¢ BRANDY ‘
Spanish
Lisbon
Malaga & WINES. {
Sherry :
Mudaira
Porter and
York-Beer,
V.ncg‘“‘
Hyson
Hyson Skin
Souchong & SRAS,
Bohea
Coflfee
Choeolate
Loaf ’&
Havanna J
White & SUGANRS.
Brown J |
The above articles v
Newport, March 21, 1810
LARL & ALLS 1 ON, an
LOPEZ. DEXTER & MILES,
OFFER FOR SALE,
NEWPORT, R.IL
Printed and Published on Wednes doys, by
WILLIAM SIMONS,S
oNO. 15, Mill-Strees.
GROCERILLD,
By wholesale and retail.
JASON SPRAGUE,
ment of Groceries.
. &c. &ec.consisting ofe
' Molusses
ani Bluck } PEPPER
Cayenne .
' Pim[ﬁ\to
Ginger
Cassia
l Nutmegs
Englisl Mustard
Table Salt
I Sweet Oil
Alexandria
& Baltimore } FLOUR
Cotton
Log & Red Woad
Copelru o
Flotant } INDWe
Carolina E
Powder and Shot
Wrapping Paper
Dexter Lame
vill be sold on reasona-
RHODE-ISLAAND REPUBLICAN.
Juna 13.
WILLIAM WHITE,
Offers for sale, at the store, on Leng-wharf, formerly
cccupied by the Progressive Company, No 11,
A General Assortment of Grocery, CUrockery, and
Gluss Ware, e, ~—~CoNSISIING O
Rum . Black Pepper
Gin Gibger
Cogniac & | Pimento
Spanish } BRANDY Tuble Salt
Molasses Alexandiia y
Hyson 1 & Bultimor} I LOUR.
Hyson skin Wrapping Paper.
Souchong & j TEAS. u;usgus
Boliea Tobacco
Coflece Rice
Chocolate Soasp
Loaf Cundles
White & SUGAR. ‘Hmtcr
Havinna v Chieese
Brown and Meal
Avse,~2so M. Shingles, with a quantity of
Boards and Laths, of the first quality.
0" The Lighest price given for old Cupper
Brass, Lewd, ror, & Rags, a’“)
Newpart, Jul- 18, 1810,
INFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
in paiteuiar, that he has opencd = small assorts
ment of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prising, smong other, the fullowing articles, viz.
Puper=—icoiscap, poty iettery, giit sud black
edged, of the various descriptions
Quills, fromi 75 (0 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from $5 10 $4 euch
Penknives, an assoruuent ;
Backgummon T-bies ;
Scules nd Daviders ;
Ink Stavds, Sealing Wax;
Sana Bunos, Waters, ink i Cakes and Powder ;
Shuviug no.p;
Black Lo tencils, &e. &e. &e.
Besides a v.ricty of arty les 100 numerows to mentuon
ALSO, POR SJULE,
The Genuwe Eugheh Cemunent vk, for warking
Lauen, nd o constant sapply of the eclebrated diice
shic metabick Sieel Ponseeait which will be soud ut the
Boon retaliny prices ——CALL AND SEE.
Bh(.‘hhll}‘,c und L Lty Officd”
No. 118, Thuncsatrect, §
Newpory, Apri Luth, loiu
H S qust reecfea, and oiery for sale
on the most liberal terms 4t his new Station.
wy Otlice, No. 148, Thames-atreet,
A cotipatt aa ewyan Assortment ol
Legal, Commierciul, and Notwial Bluoks, printed on
supciiour Puper, and the fiist siyte of "the Prinung
Art—among which arc the tullowing, viz :
Decds, Bis of Sale.
Powers of Aitorney, ‘ Siupping Papers,
Declirptions on Premiss | Cousions” Manifests,
sury Noles, Biank Checks on the
Do. on Book Aceouats, Bks in Newport,
Indentures, Biils of Exchange, '
Bilis of Lading, Seanmian’s Journals, &e,
Alse =J st received an Assorunent of Penkuives
of vurious prices, from 25 to lu centa. STATION.
ARY as usual.
Munagers® Lists of the foriunaie Numbers in the
7th Cluss of Halfieid Bridge Louery, way be seen a
this Office.
Exchunge and Lottery Ofice, :
Jve 181 himes giret, ; June 27.
ﬁ QUANTITY o Ship and Cabi:.
Bread ; Alexandria and New York Flour of
the tust quality; Molasses by the galion ; course
and blown salt by the bushel ; Ginger .nd Peurl
ash by retail.=-.iiro, Myatick Tyie by tie dozen, and
Pudadelphia Brick by the hundred ; Hous by the
ﬁ'u"da M.lt by the busiiel or smaller quantiy,
‘heat Bran by the bushel ; Coal by the bushel
Likewise, A quantity of Bricks and Tyle, made of
prpe clay, suitable for for Ovens,
Auag. 30, 1809,
REMOVAL.
The Progressive Company,
) : '
HAV & wbi. LL inein Goiciaa N itRY
axp GROCERY STOKJ. rrom No. 11,
TO THRIR STORE, 31. Loxc-\W nanr,
Jormerly occ pied by the late Mr ¥ owodward,
Where they affer for sule, on very wccomolcting torme
Jor caah er approved eredit a very genera! und
extensive assoriment of G L OCELRIES,
e i Whith (1@ m
TEN hhds. 3d piroot 8t Croix Kum,
5 pipes Gin
10 hhds Molasses :
§ chestsC upiy Teag
25 do. Souchony, do. ; '
15 do. Bohea, do ;
20 boxes Brown Sugary
10 do. White, do. ;
20 €0 Raisins ;
20 do. Chocolate :
20. do. Soap ;
15 Kegs Gingerg
10 Crates Crockery Ware »
3‘302‘”:.'; \lh'hite Beans ¢ ksTaland,
Bushels Exama, Turks. Liverpool.
and Bonavista, Salt.
~JUST RECEIVE D~
50 bbls. fresh superfine flcur of the most approve
inspection,
A Constant supply of Rye, and Indian Corn ;
do. de. Rye and Indian Meal;
Whole sule and retail at the lowest cash prices.
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun Jigent.
Newrort, June 17,
New btationary O
UUu; AYV
JOSITAdd (. SHAW
GROCERIES,
BY WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
On the m st reasonale terms,
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
CALL AND LLE.
HAS FOR SALR,
NEWPORT, WLLONASDAY, SEPT. 12, 1810.
W NV L,
Mi. Kandolph appears peculiarly hostile to
the marine corps, und has indulged himself
i remarks and insinvations which in my
opinion are as unbecoming the dignity of a
Mewmber of Congress, us they ure wndeserved
by thatcoips. He suys * the question is how
tlahy marines are necessaty, and in what
battles ure they employed ! In this estimate
of the expenses of the corps, the Pretorian
Cump erected for their accommodation is not
taken juto question==nor do 1 believe there is
e min da the House can guess within one
Gundred thousand ollars what it has coste=l
cahol=&] do not even Kknow the authouity
uncer which it was built. I suppose it was
crected ke some other huilaings, without
lww, w\ is the place for Auron Buir and
such (a 0 e spiris. When they wish to trn
us vut ot the House, wheie do they look Lut
o men who are iucarcerated and would run
aWLy at a bare nvitation, much more would
lilow a milim-y leader to plunder, to office,
o curdons «nd fegions of honour,”
“ How many marines are necessary 2"
That depends upon the number of vessels, in
commission, und the services to be pertormed
on shurey for the President miay order the
Larines, * ut any tme to do duty in the forts
it gurrisonsyol the United States, on the sea
Coustor sny other duty on shore.” (See laws,
Culted States, Voiunae 4, Page 201 ) Culike
ay other miltary corps, they are lisble to do
anty at sew or on shore as the chief magistrate
oy tirect, But that the publick may have
W opportunity of forming a satisfuctory
©piniou upon the question propounded by Mr.
Rundoiph #s 10 the number of marines
necestay, b osubjoin the following table
showing how the corps was employed in the
year MO9, wnd «t the time Mr. Randolph
muade Lis speech s
At the city of Washington—For the Navy
Yard, stips i orainary, marine barracks,
armouwry, &¢I Lieut, Col. Commandant, 1
Captainy 6 first Livetenants, 6 second Licut’s
8 Sergeants, 26 Musicdans, 121 Runk and
ciley total 169,
Tbis was the dispositien of the marine
corps in the year 1809 ; und by deducting
the detachments on board the Chesapenke
and Enterprize, we shall find very nearly,
now the corps was empioyed when Mr. R
wished to reduce it Which of these
detachments would the Honourable Membe:
lispense with ? With the whole ! He wouid
rip our vessels of war of these essentia
f -guards==ihe would % break down” tae
»nole of this force at that most vuinerabl
rvinty News Orleans, and he would leave ail
ne publ.ck piroperty, deposited in the Navy-
Cards, unpirotected !—=What a display of pat
vigtisipy humanity apd esonomy '
Essex ; 2 First Lieutenants, 2 Sergeants,
2 Mausicians, 31 Rank and File, wotal 37.
Joun Adams ; 1 First Lieutenant, !
sergeant, 2 Musicians, 27 Rank and File,
total 31.
Sloop Wasn ; 1 TFirst Licutenant, 1
Sergeanty, 20 Rank and File, total 22,
Beig Hornet ; 1 First Lieutenant, 1
Sergeant, 1 Musician, 23 Ripk and lile,
otal 26.
Revenge ; 5 Rank and File, total 5.
I Lieutenant Col. Commandmant, 1 Major,
6 Captuinsy '6 First Lieutenants, 10 Second
deutenants, 45 Sergeants, 50 Musicians,
348 Rank and File total 977,
For the Fri,;atc Constitution 3 1 Captain, 1
First Licutenunt, 3 Sergeunts, 2 Musicians,
52 Rank und I iley total 59.
President 3 1 Furst Licutenent, 1 Second
Licuteninty, 3 Scrgeants, 2 Musicians, 51
Rund snd File, total 59.
Cuited States ; 1 Firet Lieutenant, 3
Sergeants, $ Musiciuus, 52 Rank aond Lile,
total 58.
Clicsupeuke ; 1 First Licuten.nt, 1 Second
Licutenant, 3 Serjeunts, 46 Runk and kile,
tut“' 510
TOU THE EDITORS OF THE NATIONAL INTEL,
LIGENCER.
At New-Urleans, and for the gun-boats,&c.
on bat statian ; 1 Myjor, 1 Cuprain, ) second
Licutenunt, 4 bdergearts, 3 Musicians, 154
Rank and File, total 163. '
Vixen ; 1 Sergeant, 13 Rank and Flie,
total 14.
GENTLEMEWN,
Argus ; 1 Sergeant, 17 Rank and File,
total 18.
Ferret ;3 1 Sergeanty, 13 Rank and File,
wot.] 14.
Siven ;1 Second Licutenant, 2 Sergeants,
2 Musicians, 20 Rank and Vile, total 25.
Guneboats ut Charlestown, (S, C.); 1 first
Licutenunty 1 Sergeant, 31 Rank and Lile,
otal 33,
N uttius ; 1 Sergeant, 2 Musicians, 14
Ronk rnd rie, total 17.
Navy-Yard at New-York, and gun-boats ;
I Capraing 2 Sergeants,2 Musicians, 29 Rank
nd Lile, totul 34.
Schooner LEnterprize ; 1 Sergeant, 14
Rank and File, total 15. :
Navy=Yard ot Philadelphia, and gun<boats ;
I Capran, 2 Sergeans, 3 Musicians, 39 Runk
and File, towal 45.
NuvysYard at Norfolk and gun<boats ; 1
First Lieutenant, 1| Sergeant, 38 Rank and
e, totul 40, ¢
Nuvy-Yard at Boston ; 1 captain,2 Sergants
2 Musicians, 29 Runk and File, total 34.
Gunsboats at Baliimore ; 1 Sergeant, 7
Rank and Vile, total 8.
POLITICAL MISCr LLANY.
objection might arise to the number of First
and Second Licutenonts and Musick ut Head
Quarters ; but I am pursuaded thaty, with
military men, this ebjeciion will vunish in a
moment, when I staie the fucts, that in |l\3
number of Licutenants swuted, the stufl ub
young oflicers just entering ‘the corps who
remuam a shore time at Head-Quariers for
improvement in their profession,are included ¢
und of the number of musick stated, at logst
two thirds are boysy who are learning musick:
‘The veteran soldier, who knows the value of
musick when the wg of war coines, and how
peculiarly difficult it is, nay impossible at this
time to procure it 1n our could‘:;'. will hear
with delight that the Commandant of the
marine corps is raising a body of men whd
will know how to beat to wrms when their
country calls ! The patriot too will hewr this
with pleasuressalthough it muy excite the
gorge of Mr. Randoiph and make him sick:
Ye patriouck legislators, ye guardians of the
honvur of the nuton ! Cease to nakeé
prepatution tor the defence of your counury’s
ilrhise={oster not the wmilitary 1 enious of
our country ! For know ye not that the vei ¥
sizht of a red cout makes Mr, Rindolph sick !
Poor soul, what would be his condition at the
sight of a whole hation rising, assuming the
military garb, buckling on the glinering
armour, and marching to meet the loe !
In whai batiles are they engaged ? What
gentlemen, are we at war £ No ! but in pur
suance of that wise maxim, that preciols
legacy which the sage Washington bequeathed
to his countrymen, we are in peace, preparitlg
for war. But this maxim which ought ebe
engraven on the hearts of every” Americufi }
w=this maxim, the wisdom of which has beent
consecrated by universal experienges=-hus
been dervided by the wise Mr. Rundolphss
Yes ; the wisdom of Washington ; u?d of
all the sages of our land, the mighty Mr. R
can, with wonderful facility, in his own
conceit, turn to dervision und contempt. 5
“ No man in the House can gurss ®UhiR
one hundred thousund dollars wwhat A&
Pretovian Camp cost.”
Strange this, when so many Yankees, futned
for guessing, were present, Gentle readery
how muny mulions do you suppose this
Pretorian Crmp cost 1 Or how mahy hundred
thousands, that we cant gubss within ong
handred thousand of its cost, Why thid
Preterian Camp, thit¢ gorgeous Pulace
(which by the bye when examined turhs ouk
to be nothing more than a plain substanilal
building for the accommodation of about 200
of our countrymen in arms for our protectiony
or in other words mere barrucks) did not cosk
thirty one thonsand dollars, includihy the
commandant’s Guarters, an armory, a hospital
iy magezine abd every other bunldieg
connected with the establisnment,
« Ido not know the authority under which
it was built,"’
Your talznts, Mr. Randolph, are rertultly
not of the meanest order, but really yoll
information, by your own account, is ver§
circumscribed. Turngsir, to the 51h volutﬁé:
Laws United States, page 306, and you Wi
find it thus writien,
I would a-k any gentieman, at ail ac. uaudnte
with military subjects, and 1 think .
Statesman ought to be, whether either
these detachments ought to be reduco
Surdly not, if it be intended—=lo keep the' o
vessels in commisson——to mutntain a miiltay
post at New-()ru&», and to protect the
publick property deposited in our Navy-Yards.
But whether these or wny of these mewssuies
be intended or not, it would scem thut Mr,
Randolph would, at al! events ¢ break down’
the marine corps. It is possidle that an
“ For erccting Marine Barracks,
the sum of $20.000. A
7th vol. page 18, for complteing
the Marine Barracks at Waushing tnys 3,500
Bth vol. p. 121, for compleing
Muarine Barreck st Washington, $2,500
Here you will find the atthority, sud theré |
the appropriations for erecting this ¢« Precofian
Camyp.” And yet you, a Member of
Congress, a Chairman of a Commiitee of
Congress, who had this subject specially
commiitted to you, declared to the House that
you knew not the authority under hich the
building was erected, and that in youf
opinion no man in the Hoise cohid gikss
within one hundred thousund dellars of {5
cost ,
w In what battles dre they engnged ! 1
reply, are not our murines always at theif
post ! Have they not participated in evEiy
naval engagement ! Have they on ahif
occusions, failed to aequit themselves Dre
brave Ameticans I Huve they hot pléuy ed
themselves, before the throne of Heaven, 8
defend and protect tie Constitution of bUF
country ! Do you forget the signal service®
of Carnick, of the brav: Clifich in the Wen!
Indies 2 Do you forget the valour cisplayed
in the Mediterranesn by Hall and Jobns##e
especially, and by every marine officer in thal
sedy at the time when the gallunt Prebls.
boldly engaged, with unequal niimbers; anth
fought and vanquished the foe 7 You maj bhé
I never cutiyforget these brilliant achie¥emetit >
My heart yields, to thuse who perforthis
them, just gratitude ; and my tofigue shell -
praise their valour |
Such, my-countrymen ! are the mef (h ¢
Mr. Randolph, at a time + hisa the workd Is vl
arm ) sHd we kiot Bot be ¥ sl w 6 iwep ¥®
~ 6th vol. page 222, for Marine
Barracks K4Ol 04
Vaol, 2,
30.901 o 4
20,000