The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-26 00:00:00, page 1

THOSE who wish to purchese goods
_of an excgllent quality, and modcrate prices
will do well to call on )
NATHANIEL SWEET,
At the old stand of Narnasrer Sweer Co.
- " ‘u.M. 109, Cheapaside, 'l'lmmc-ah'eﬂ.nf
o recent! seived a large quantit goods,
~ from Boston amf m-Yo:-k. :F;I?c lulcs{ importa
ton which he offers at \vh(;xlle and retuil, as low
as can be purchased in Rhode-Island.
: —among which ave the fullcwing —= .
Coarse, fine, and superfine Broudeloths, of varieus
colours ; Cassimeres ; Plains ; Devonshire MN‘{ }
_ Coatings ; Blankets ; Baizes and Flannels ; seis,
Wildbores, and Bombazets ; Wndia Cotwous ;s Cali
coes, and Gingh ams ; Linens ; Dimities ; Vest pat
- terns ; Hosiery ; bluck and white Laceg; Ribbous,
~ of 2!l colours ; white Cambricks .34, 4-4, 6-4, wide ;
silk and cotton Umbrellas ; with most other articles
asual in his line
ALSO, A HANDSOME ASSOKTMENT OF
¢ ‘ LOOKING GLASSES.
And perhaps as elegant an assortment of
- ML/}S‘ and Tipoets,
As can be found iu the state.
Nov. 21. ; .
The paper is printed once & week, at 2 dollars'a
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted, at the rate
at 1 dollar and 50 cents n square, for three weeks—
sialler ones in the sume proportion.
Pristing, in all its variety ‘ cuted with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respe’™ wlly solicivied.
1 i ;}' , ‘{b l‘J ‘\“ ‘L L‘JS'
H\S he southern half of the
“iré'proof brick Bore, opposite Mr. Towns
nd’s coffee-hi use, W 'ﬁ - oﬂ'fl!: for sale :
19 haif chests )., ,- ea TEAS, of the fiest quality,
13 quarter do’y . for retailing ; |
A few chests souchong do.
One trunk gentlemen's Gloves, assorted.
A few Piece Goods. Alsg—
India- Point Giny,in pipes and bbls. . \
, 8 ihds. Wilmington Tobacco. | | 7
38 firkins shipping Batter, and ‘
A small Bill of Exchange on London. '
g 'W"l\'o'. 2‘ . i . i
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. STLPHEN DEBLOLS,
- INFORMS HIS CUSTOMERS AND
® THE PUBLICK,
T HAT he has received per the Manchester
Packet from Laverpool, via.New-York, a gener
al assoctment of HARDWARE GOODS, which are
ot tire Besequatity, and whiel he will dispose ot at
wholesale and retail, as low or lower than can be
pucchased in America,—
\ —.&nmlgu which are the foliowing—
yn'occo and Buff col- | © ery deseription ;
“oured Tea Trays, of | A few puir of clegant
eviry size. Lookny Gilasscs, &c. g
I'ea Cadees, Bottle stands —AL -
with and without pla- | A quantity of WOOLEN
ted rims ; GOODS ;
Snuffer Trays, Broadcloths ;
Elegant Beittanie Tea | Plains ;
Pots of the mewest | Scrges ;
fashions ; | Coatings, &c.
Knives and Forks of ev- |
Which he will sell by, the piece or s'wzle yard, at
reduced prices. ' ;
Newport, November 14, 1810.
. »
GROCERLES,
By wholesale and retail.
JASON SPRAGUFE,
‘OPPEBS for nlq,‘ at the Stere on Bamnister’s-
Wharf, former!y occupied by Messrs. J. & H
SAHOONE,
A weneral assortment of Groceries,
Crockery &f Glass Ware, &c. &e. consisting of—
‘R\.“ 4 l Molasses
Coghiac'f.‘} BRANDY an(’l Black } PEPPER
>ln Cayenne >
Spanish Ginger
Ll'ubon . Pimento
Sherry Cassia
Mulaga & W Nutmegs
Porier and Table Salt . '
Muadaira: English Mustard _
York-Beer, | Sweet Ol |
Vinegar Alexandria
Rk Y & Buitimore } FWOUR
Hyson Skin TEAS Cotton
Souchong & i Log & Red Wood
Bohea Copcras
Coftee Carolina &
Choeolate Flotant 3 INDIGO
Loaf Pv‘, wder an UShot
Wiite &’X SUGARS. Doxter Lame
Huvanna, Weapping Paper
Brown ) | Lamp Oil, &c. ke, °
The above articles will be sold 5n peasonas
e trems for cash. June 13.
. CROCERIES *
| - BY WHOLESALES RETAIL, o
WILLIAM WHITE,
BTers for sale, at the store, on Lon , formerly
occupicd by the Progressive M No. 11.
A GencralA ssoriment of Groeery, Crozkery, and
. Glass Ware, Ul—coupn‘o OF =
Ram . Blaek Pepper
Gogniad & Pindine ¥
ogniae i o
"pa‘v:"nh }’BRANDY Table Salt
"Sodhess * * Detmor § ¥ LOUR
Hyson ¢ 1 S‘tv BalmaorP y *
wczochong & } TEAS iua‘
Hyson skin ; rnppm“ aper.
Bohea Tob
s B
ncolate Sosp 5"
L T
- & SUGAR. Butier .
v ' e
q : - and Meal ,
" A L50,—250 1@ with o quantty of
Boards and lthe, of the first qualitv |
8 B bighest given for old Copper,
‘Brasy, ‘&h\. % Rige. © § ~
~ Newpert, July 18, 1810. '
No. 40.
§ Worthy of Attention ! 3
NEWPORT, R. I
Printed and Published on Wednesdays, by
WILLIAM SIMONS,
No. 15, Mull-Street.
TERAMS.
RHODE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN.
GEORGE WANTON,
(-2t the Stere lately occupied by Wanton & Rathbone )
H:\S Just receved an addifonal ase
sortment of the latest and best Editions of
which he madl " dozen or single, &
low as ¢in R ﬁ ; Pubhub& s, &mons
those lnﬂ-&i d ure | \
Webster’s Spelling Books,revised edition;
Alden’s Ist, 2d, and 3d Volumes ; Daboll’s Arith ma
tick ; American Pregceptor ; Morse's Geography »
Celumbian Ovator ; Perry’s,Walker’s and other Lie
tionaries ; Mucruy’s Grammar; Introduction, Resds
er and Seqnel to do. ; Hurifurd school Bibles; Phila
de!hhill and common Testaments. ‘
' ¢ has alse just reccived few more groce
Clergyman and C]lerlr.\ man Minor |
Almanacks, Yor 1811 ;
Farmer's, and Bickerstafl’s Rhode-Island do. at the
groee prices.
‘He has wlso received a large assortment of
Ll mk Fooks
not ruled ; Blank Account Books, of every shipe
ard mize nsually wanted, made of the best Hardord
paper, ai.d well bound. Larely Keceived,
2 cases best English Sutin Peavers ;
¥ 9 do. best American Hats ; ‘
Warrar ted not to crack or fude. A few boxes Yourhs'
and Mens’ felt Hats, il
Paper Fangings and Borders,
will be sold remarkably cheap—lower b per cent.
than theusual prices, The assertment en yery
considerably enlurged by the additio seversi
thousand Rolls, from the }‘»we'n prices, 8t 25 ccuts
per voll, §o the most elegant patterns.
A large and very valuuble collection of
: liooks, ‘ e
mostiy from the Pro.ldence Book-stare, are now sel
iing at üboutone Lalf the price us arged.
. 1)!‘." cer Kook | g Y
a preat variety, with and without pli ' d"itm
ditional Hymns,in plain ind Moroc ndings,
00 eents to $6. _ .
Sinping Socicties
¢an be furnished with Reed’s, Jenks's, Shaw's l‘?&l
-den’s and other Collections, of the best Editions
and at the lowest prices, by the dozen or singie one.
Dee. 12 '
Sherman & Lawton, :‘i
. . . ¥
Hgve just received and offer jor sale &t
No. 173 and 175, Thames-sirect, |
AN elegant and extensive assorviment of
FarL & Wrvter GOODS—emony wlhich gre-
Extra superfine, fine, mid- | snd Culicoes, newest fis
diing and ‘3' priced | gures, from Yd. Lo 3s9¢,
BROADCLOTHS and | per yard "y
CASSIMERS ; | liosiery from 259 d-to 1545
1 ; ,Bert {4 g bewvery
an a Cords «nd | Irish, livierick wnd,
Stockinetts ; Gloves ¢ habit ditto:
L.dies mazaring blue, | Wlite and colourcd dog
black, white and bottlc | ble and singic Sarsn
green Peliee Cloths anti | and Lustiings ;
Flanneis ; Figured and plan Sating ;
Baizes and Flannels, of § Leno, nu”ul,‘ juco
every colour, quality, | net, book™&nd “spiagr
and price ; Musling ; :
Weich milled do. for La- | Blegant 3,4, 6,7, 8 und
divs wear ; quarter Shewis, imiles
Coatings, Feamoughts, | ton long wnd squure co
Dufhils and Pluns ; Silk and cotion Givg #aing,
One bale cach Ist and 2d | Silk and cotron Unibrellas:
quality, 6q, 7q, 8q ; 9y | Cantap Crapes and Con
10q, 11q, 12q, and 15| caus ; white and black
quarter Rose Blankets, | Ituian do ;
Bluick, olive and drab, |An invoice of 1000 dolls,
tabby and common Vel- | vorth of elegant KlB
wets and Thicksetts ; . BONS.
Gown & furniture Prints
c.dm’zngﬁa CARPETING.
American, Scotch, Mg ain and Kidderminster floor
and Stair Carpeting, Canton Hearth Rugs, Brussels
hearth, bedside and chaise Carpcts.
# GROCERIES.
skin, Souchong amg Boliea } TEAS-
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson
Loaf snd Brown SUGARS, Spices, Currants,
ground Mustard, Ginger ; &e. &e.
‘,‘Aoc()mp'.ctc assortment of COT'TON YARN awnpo
CLOTHS, at Euctory prices, from the Manufactories
at Pawtucket of Aumy, Brows & Suaten.
An assortment of American Manufactured Woor
gy GOODS, from the manufuctory :’} Pawiucket of
RHODES, HARRIS & SMITIL
Comprising in the whole & collection of elegant
and uscful articles, mueh too numerous 10 particu
larize, which they ofter M holesaleor Retail, at prices
wnich cannot fuil to please yn, mers are respects
fully requesied to csll and sec for themsclves, as
nothing is charged for investigution.
7 Wanted ar above—Two Tousof old COPPER
and BRASS delivered in large or small quantitics
for which a liberalrrice will be given,
Newport, 2&bh of 11th mo 1810. _
William S. Nichols,
. “Has just recggved, '
At mis JEWLLRY AxD{? CY STORE,
No, 85, ThaMES J 7 '
A New Stock of Plited, Britannia, and Fae
panned Wares, wi\h#m stvariety of Fancy
Goods and Jewelry, of the latest and mwost elegant
psitcrns—which the paui%'. szrd,. and his old
customers in particuler, are invited to call and see.
. Cash, and a fair and ‘upiform price given
or oldl Gold and Silvek » ec 5.
. - SML-MAKER,
IN FORMS 55 _ fricndszd the publick,
that he has ed_from former stand, to
the lar{:‘, safe, and cor j 'M'Ol the 'hlff
of th; ‘ c CAL;:.(;::.!:-. l:'l,'d ::lretnm"::;
graw ful thanks favours, make
exer 'm merit w pmag of
l:"' ‘. )& . m
TN e
PRIN TING, A
N all its'hriety, exbented with ele .1..
I pateh, and on the cbcm\m the
Office of the REOBR-ISLANS REPEBLIGAN.
. WING SPOONER,
SCHAOL BOCKS.
DRY GOODS.
NisWd Ot i, WEUNESUAY, Bv M Kb, Te \OA)
Horizontal Patent Pump.
Tgﬂ%wrikr having been authorize
L
SR RS
on a
tiam o the subscrle" JOMN CAHOONE.'|
.~ ‘0 m i . h > =
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N «F SAL v _
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o —’. LY M“?tr '*
. 4UHN A bl I! '\* 5 i a
.’24 ’""“TC"J IKER, a‘,«ﬁ,ﬂ
: ' o, .o& nes Street "
Oﬁmh nal2, a 8 low as can B 1 Iwt ‘!
5 s r T k e
&‘ulim:‘::u:‘t ::‘flc vahfonab J'M:hncy
A Goods—among which are & g:r. mg—
Woaranted and common Spov v oW, Wus.
English and Geueva ug el o, i Su-
Watches ; gl '“".,. ors and
Gilt snd mshogany frame P ushion, ‘huinﬁ“x; :
Looking -Glasscey ver Pencil-Casgs, 1
Brass Hundirons, Shovels 'l‘#"u. plsied Cus
wnd Tongs : tors Swgar- b jnCans
Brass Candlesticks . d ticks 4 » purSy
Butiaxsta Wage, viz, | Goue By JEWELRY
Tea-Pots Sugir-Bowls, W axS, vis Mcdalious,
Clean-Pot, Table wnd : ’ ts, - Wiensi-Pus
. Tew poons ; b a) tupas 15
%_u"l..av, viz. Knives & | 508" Finge sl
« Forks, Jacknives, Pen- “’";_,o{"% filagrev B
o kubves, lagors, Scissors ) Y#M
- Shotiers and Triys ; ti scelets of vhas.
Poriuble \\"ptul‘_ ks; | tw pluill piowork,
Buckgunmon T&‘ goid N xSy ‘:ﬂ!f v
Fluie, vifes and ; Wateh-Ch Seals &
Hunting Apperitus, of K\-)i‘gdcgmtcumdimJ
cvery description; Koys, selin gold, gola
Patent and common Sus | Epoufets; kA
penders T Ladic#® ind gentlemen’s
Recve's Colours, different | - Packeboiks & Puises,
sz of iy aesenip on:
Siiver axn Prarso | Fapey & cannut Neck. 1
Wakg—silver Cream- | g, of every Bind g
- Pots, sovp and Gravy AN ) termive Vuliety
L.dles, Tea aud Table Fancy Geods.
Watches, of’ every descriptiony eleanvd snd qCpaired
with accurscy and warranted, 1
Jewelry and Siiver Ware, of &li klnds, msnufuctured
and reprised,
Hair Work snd Gold Cyphers neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Necklocet warrsnted goud, or
the money retuined.
*.* Cash, and the highest prige given for old Gold
A ewport, Now, 7, 1514 4
; and Silver,
m‘ L s
. JOPEZw FRIRMAN,
‘HAVB just rgecived, and :20'0- oﬂhﬁl%w
A ut their siorey 194 Thames-sueet, an extensive
mﬂme‘m of Fresh miperted DRY GOODS, con
siing of ol By |
Buperf. black, blue, drab, | Tsble Cloths, 64 7-4
mixed, M}l\mlnn.- Digpers.
__green Browdeloths, Colerain Shirtings.
Superf black, biue,drab, | Goloured Cambricke..
end ‘double milice Dl:: White, 44 ?.
~, » " g-,‘.‘ . J : g .4
‘ and Rrince's Cords. Hmc&g:u»ewdo
Sto. et, ‘ancy M b i
Pelice Clothe. w i.m*u\ am ‘ elo -
Table covering Baizes. | nu L'uu:l\’ mc’ﬁ..
Milicd Baizcs, Flanncls, %ﬂ tond. & '
Ad % dq i'n ) m‘.- O‘\ot'r-‘. C"d d
hﬁ) ‘green, dove, pearl, | Silk Ginghams. 9.
'd’k*coloured Bome | Calicoes |
. bazeus, from 2to se. | Fyiniture Chintz.
' 19. o f hace silk und cotton Arm
bLo vy o
fose, Ve »r« o, Foglish silk Ho "
Shawle. Long Shawls. I
~ With msny other wrticles, not particularized,
wiach wiil be sold very low for eush, nov, 91
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CALL AND BLL.
JCSIAD €. SHAW, 4
I' I AS &xst recerved, aid ofters for sale
on the most liberal terms &t his new Station
ary Office, No. 118, Thames-aireet,
A complete and clegant Assortment of
‘Legal, Commercial, and Notarial Blanks, printed on
superiour Puper, and the first style of the Printing
Ari—among which are the x"ollowingf. ViZ i,
Deeds, Bulls of Sale,
Powers of Attorney, hipping Papers,
Peclarations on Promis- | Consters’ Manifests,
~ sary Notes, Blank Checks on' the
- Do. on Book Accounts, Banks in Newport,
Indentures, Bills of Exchange,
Bills of Lading, Seaman’s J?&xls. ke,
Also--Just received an Assortment of Penkuives
of vafious prices, from 25 to 100 cents. STATION.
ARY as usual. .
~ Managers’ Lists of the fortunate Numbers of the
7th Class of Hatfield Bridge Letigry, may be seen at
this Office.
Exchunge and Lo.tery Office '
No. 181 Thames -sirei, ’} I, H
JOSIAH C. SHAW, “*
INPORMS the publick in general, and his fi )
in particular, that he has opened a small 4 ,
ment of the most wpproved 8‘!““0&\8\'”
prising, among other, the following articles,viz.
Paper—loolscap, pot, letter, gilt aund black
edged, of the nriofn descriptions ;
Quills, from 75 w 0 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from $3 to ﬁ cach ;
- Penknives, an uxtmcnt;
mckgmn_uumi;e s
Seales and Di re;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax; i
Sund Boxes, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shavin Soag; ¢ & |
Black Eend encils, ke, ke, ke, ’ ,
Besides a variety ofarticles too numerons to mention
- ALBOFOR SALE, ;
The Genpine h Pcrmanent Ink, for muﬂz
Linen, and a dons ma the cd*nted three
slit mﬂ Pen which will B 4 sold at the
logon ling" prices.—CALL AND SEE.
‘Exchange and Lottery Office
No. 118, Thames-Street,
Kewport, April 10th, 1810.
" New Stationary Office.
FRESH GOOLS.
‘ [ A . Fo Ay T AGUENRRRE L R
MISCELLANY, =~ 5
; Al '8 e g‘:t"‘( Rt s ?"‘“'t.‘
PP O e §
FKOM THE COLUMBLAN PRENIE. ¥
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B Phien b in il arriste toalet T
: “gm vesucs e work wnthy ‘:}"M\? e
FELLOW-CITIZENS, O LR
HIS - Excellency the Gov-rpour of this
State, in pursuence of an sct of the Legislae
" ture, issued: his Proclamation for a dz of
:'l'hunke;'.\’mg und Praise to ‘Almighty God,
At the solen:niziiidh of this State ?eukﬁl of
holg duy, on the 39th of November lust; he
attended, s be had always. done beforsyand
as his father bud dene betore this % ut the
‘Baptist Meeting-house, o of' onhlt
whick pot only his vafmmmed.
but where his grandfathef, of pious memory)
wan in communion with the Clugeb. ¢
You have wneén part of the commentary
made by his enemies on this trausuction § ae
nother patt {ollows from the sime infamous
m'w.{mper-u Nov. Soth jast. . 0
© o[t is said, though upon dou ful Mlthml
"ly, that His Exeellency alve ribused o the
roor, ‘This shows that «lt A Savape in
name end by adeption, he posseses ashie of
the finer fechings of humanity, «bd can ab
(ecst once u year munifest them 44 1Y ¢
T he interest which you bave in the encciy
of your Chief Mayistrate, it is betieved, widl
fully apologie for this address. - Wiien he 18
insulted, you are. ane enemies of {’uuf
Governout ste to be deemed: yours. ‘Ehey
‘Are hot Rrpulecam in “dpy true or propet
sense, ‘or they would yieid to the voite of the
majority, so distinctly’ ptoncunced, und 2@
often repented. Theyure not Christiens, of
(they would not violate the precepts of Christ,
They are¢ not Gentlemen, or they would ' neé
use the language and address of 8 Clown et
‘They ave not Men, or they would possess
humanity. But they are % of their Jathery
who was @ liar {rom beginning.” .
The writer is not the Governour's almo«
ner ; but he had proof of his WG!M
ities. %Me carex not whe doih feed upion his
cost § it yearny Rim wol {f men his ‘"-ﬁ”
wear.” 'Honour, virue and bospiwlity "he
esncmimd; plifies. ‘ bsl
A generous I vcrmkﬁlﬂ ln“‘
charities of, pther's ’*&ch midﬂhi 6?*
trays thé"‘md nd bhubitusl meuuneas of do
fife, winch' cannot h& '.W‘;
ness suvages oi the wilderness ksow DOty HOE
can savuges only “inpame and by adop ,
practise it—=that is left M%&lu» Agesl)
mangre a ne ‘ e AR R
I here are savuges ip P*'M“fyh" 3
Sunduys go to meeting and sing Psalms; S
return to read und wrile, slunder ; RV
out that any man’s character mu);,hq?} rittefh
down—that a.lie well stood to is us, g 0 dek
the truth==that if l\nl\}” fuils to operst "'7;l ,&}"‘
stiletio, ot poignard, in assassination § ) which'
it I 8 consanguineous, it hever &g ”’;M‘h*
like froisony which kills by i ne
lingering tomucuts. Sueh g' :ﬁm
whoy ut, great expense, have “established in
Providence ¢ SlundersMill on Satan’s owil
construction, '
The workghop of ."’p&hfcd? mischief in
this Stute h‘lnol?rovidence 3 wud the business
cutried on by a lew hands. The writer of
the paragraph dbove guoted did not attend
the sume meeting 'v‘!th the Gevernodr on
'Plxatnksghi”-dg ,or he would hot have sugs
gested any % tful authority,” but his cyes
would have been his witness ; lor, ut that crie
tcal momem{a Wti\c meanvess would
have directed them to the Governours pew.
JAt what meeting did this slunder-mongef
| “ttend? |
Let us enucleate this kernel ; to wind thro*
this labyripth, oh for Ariadne’s clue ! Who
shall be huiletl.as worthy of the honours (a 8
an instrument under Sutan) of inventing und
"conducting the slander-mill 7 his honous
1 shall eclipse thiose of Arkwright, of cottona
spining memory ; bempen honours shall
grace our hero.
There was a time when a Bowen, if he had
been thaught capable, and well affected to=
wards this government, stood fair as a Cane
didate for the Chief Magistrate in this State,
In lieu of him the peopie have substituted
the Fennerian Dynasry. Howell, the clder,
reeeived the place of District Attorney out
of the hands of lucum tenens Burgess=—and
the younger was elected as Senator against
Burritd. % Hine omnis mali laber, hinc licha
| ryme rerum”—s Hence subornation af perjua
| ry, pens dipt in gall, ond tongues set on fi &
| of hell.” Let the people judige “whence alb
| this slander comes ; who and whoie friends
are its exciters, abettors and authors, and on
whom the responsibility for it rests ; and
when these shall have been drawn [rem be
hind the scene and exposed to the peoples
they will no doubt receive their reward.
“ liud wvetus Cossianum. cui bono ! mule
tum valet in his personis’ == That old saying
| of Cassius, who gets by it ? applies betweern
| these porties.”” Al the disappointed triuma=
| virate belong to one meeting, and all the suc~
1 ,ccqfol'c:aldnm to another. Carefully re«
| iit' the libels published for years past, thep
.| bave pointed at tbe Jatter ; and whebce did
"} they come ! . .
et
. looﬁu“cbclmamwm
. | ‘bat he was reproached by his enemies with attens
i | ding in order to avoid the expense of company
home on ’m
Vel g,