The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-07-25 00:00:00, page 3

An official motice has been given in Lon
don of the blockad of the port of Elsineur,
in Denmark. The papers state this event to
be in aid of the naval operations of Admirai
Suamavrez ; and to destroy the nests of Dun
* ish privateers which swarms at that and otie,
ports. It will also prevent vesseis paying
tbe wsual Sound TRIBUTE.
opimions of eur fiiends in the 88untry, 38 to the esl b
lsiimcat of 8 astitution. and on ‘their patriotism
and zeal foo s uulity and poosperity. (6)
Wi these views id under these impressions we
add ¢ss you, and request your serious deliberation on
thos sabjec, and lh.(.\ you will consilt all our mutual
Jriends iy yvour town, and discuss with them fieely and
hb raily the propriety and expediency of the plan
pr prosad, .
(5) Toatis, ¢ the present crisis of the”
frar vy ¢ requires” it. *This society is intend
ed, in piuin English, to organize a phalanx of
of)rusition to the airesent administration of the
hation. Does * the present crists ol the ng
dior require” this ? Are these the principles
of Washinglon ! s legacy yives us the an
swer., Tliese are his words=<his priuciples
~ ¢ The very idea of the power and the rigiit
of the people to estiblish government, pre
supposes the duty of every individucl to obe)
the esiablisncd gov raument, All obstructions
to the exccutiop ol tac (aws,y ¢/l combinuions
and associations, under ewhatover plausibl:
character, w’ b the real de<ign to directy covre
¢rol, cOUNTERACT, ok awi the regul v delil
erlon and wetion of the constituted authori
ties, are destrucive of thas fundamental firin
cipleyand of faral tendencu.”
(6) Lt secms the utility ol this proposed in
stitgtion is to depend upon the fairicism of
othiersy and not on their owa. BSure of thi
h("'(ﬂ_ﬁ'l"‘.
Capt. Divis, of the General Johnson, arri
ved here yesterday fr«}'n Lisbon. Capt. D. ing
torns, Thai theve had been several skirmish
es between the outposts of the combined
ingtlish and Portuguese, and French armies,
Q. no important battle had taken place,thougzh
rt was hourly cxpested. No appiechensions
were entertaived that the French would get
possession of Lisbon for the present. Let
ters received by the above arrival state “Thut
cargoes of American produce can be sent
there to a good market, and with perfect sate
ty, at ieast, to the end of the present yeur,”—
The lust accounts received® at Lishon, from
Cadiz, mention that they were under no up
prevension from the French.—Flgur was sold
@ 24 dollars.
sins ”’
COMMHINIRE DECATUR, |
Is now under saning orders, with a #quad=
ran of our ships, to cruize from Huoapton
roads southwardly. This nay eheck, in so ne
degree, the piracics, whicn have been co.u
mitted gn our commerce in that Guacier, by
DNIMETOUs privateers,
(5 ) By forcibly opposing the execution of
the laws of Congress, raising mobs, breaking
open the publick stores, exbhorting the mili
tary notto aid in the execution of the luws
of the union when required so to do by their
Commander in Chief, threatening to secede
firom the wnion if the Embargo should not be
vepealed, and reading, as preparatory to this,
the Declaradon of Independence, in Town-
Meeung, &e. &c. ;
(4) “Qur rights and liberties to the nation
end to posterity I The nation end posterity
wonld be more free and hapy » in the enjoy
tacnt of ¢heir own rizhis. L ncse mien acro
gite unto themselves all the talents, wealth
and honesty of the country, and cluaim there
by tae r ght to rale—tiis tight they hope to
be üble to secure 10 (A -msclves as “ the nation
and 10" Joer ¢ posterity 1 and thus w *save
the people from thelr own Wworst enemics—e
the noeives.”
We aiso request you, and as many of them as cun
rendor it convenient, 1o atiend at Mucomber's Hall,
in Providoace, on Thursday the 26th day of July mst.
at 100010 ok, AL My when itis eapected a large and
ge el mecong will be holden, and an ultimate de
feiminnaon haa on this inwcresting subject.
We ure, respecifully, your servants,
Jibez Bowen, L'ho : P. llves,
Wiiiuin Bowen, Sami. G, Arnold,
N, Searte jun. John Cariile.”
(1) That is, since the Tummany Society
was established bere. Indeed, from the
waole of tuls paragraph it is plamn, that the
respectable and dignified appearance. of the
n.donal order of Tammany on the Fourth ot
Ju .y, induced the * particatar and serious at
tenuon™ mentioned ; and it is highly proba
bie the committee was appointed on that day.
It will be recodected, that the object of the
Tamwany doclety 1s to sufipors a Republican
form of government; the object ol u Society
estcblished 1 opposiilon to i, ey be easily
divined.
“ The Seeretary of War also left this city
yesterday for the Northward.”
“ We are informed that the sloop of Wai.
the Hom? will sull from New-York, be
tween the 25th and the last of this month, fo
I'runce and England ; and that her co nmun
der will take charge of mercantile and othe
v2iters for Europe. '
“ The Secrerasy of the Treasury left thi
city yesterday on a visit to the state of New.
York. .
(2) % Charity covercth a multitude of
Tne Latest Foreign futelligence
S s '
LATEST ADVICES FROM SPAIN.
FROM WASHIVGTON, JULY 15.
Blockade o' Llsineur.
BOSTO.N, JVLY 16, 1310,
sury will never want supperters wiile our counuy
_ possesses such writers—His Pen will do more than
the boasted ordonnance of Kin ss
14, The Three Timothies—or Vederal exemplificasion
DIED,
In this town on Sunday last, Mr. BiLLinos
CoGGesnary, nthe 77th year of his age. Like a
shock of corn fully ripe sor harvest, he deopped into
the grave. The death of his Christiun man has cagt
& melancholy gloom, not only over the (ender circies
of domestick life, but it pervades society at lav‘gc, and
more particwarty that religious comwmunity, of which
he was a valuable member, and one of its brightest
ornaments. Mr. Cocorsmari prestrved mviolate,
_a character of inflexibie Iwt griy ; and secured o
“uamself, by his religions deporument, the esieem of
wis fellow citizens. His life having been protracted
to a point bevond the common len gl Lllotted 1o inan,
he was aware that by almost impcrcepuible advances,
he was approximating 6 the grave, in the imwe.
diate view of which, While his powers of mind stili
retaining wll their strength wnd energy, he c.’.luﬂx
surveyed the scene with o cuu)omrr of soul, conse
quent uniy on the possession of divine grace, and the
I’d&ut assurances of a world to come, i the clernal
Joys ol which, should be l\rdlo\vcw the remem
hoanee of his prilgrimage i this w of trguble—
mut at length through :c powerful assistanceof Al
mginy grace, he has obtained a glori us trivmph of
a 1 h and holiness, over sl wnd death.~and in all the
Jiceeodin rnodn of duration, m he immediaie
presence 5 is God and Saviour, he shall enjoy that
clerual weight of giory and rest, purchased lor the
righteous by the sgonies of a sull ving Saviour,
“ Whe without Death wouid &'er 'e good 2 -
“ Who witlwyt Death but would be good in vuin™ 7
The effigy of Jacksox, ihe British Minister, (or
perhaps more properiy termed the British Spy) has
been burni at Albuny. The British party are wmiuch
gricved at the circumstance, and consider it an un
pardonable ouirage—but these same imwaculate «nd
consistent patriots, consider it a vert lLauduble and
praise worthy act, to commit any outrage and msult
upon the best men inour country. They consider 1t
us a mark of great patriotism to burn the effigy of
Mr.Jepperson, who eectainly stands as one ol the
fust of American worthiv s, Lieas the friend of las
country, and the suppocier of it liberty wund indpen.
dence, and it is theretore very nasural to suppose the
enemies of our country, will, on every occasion, c¢-
vince their malignant liztred of such men.
«*s Our subscribers who have not yet paid up
their arrearages for this paper are earnestly
requested to remit tie sam: as spacd ly possible.
The expences of the estubilshment being great and
numerous, renders prompt payment indispensably
NCCesSsary, “ 4
At Middiesowwn, Riler Pawzgn Havu, sged 59
vears. His ife thronghout, was stricily exemplary,
equaily 30 in Whe retired and scervt wuiks of domes
tick life, as in the whoous, fostmonabie, and busy
s cnes of the t;r e lived wnd died a pwus
Chiristian, and m solemn sitestathon of (he truth, hus
num . cous rebatives, fricnds aod acquaintance,log th
er vwith a svmpathizing commuiity, have shgd 016
On WEDNESDAY next, the Anniversary of the
establishment of the Neweont Bevevoresr Fe.
Male Sociery will be commenorated in Trinity
Chorch, A sermon for the occasion, will be deh}'er
ed by the Rev. Dr. Denoy; and appmn& musick,
vocal and instrumental will be peiformed by an ex.
cellent choirof singers, Mﬂdt ol this (.‘hl.l'ltl
bie institution, and the publick in geueral, are invited.
After the services are ove#, there will be a collection
—when the churitable and humane, will have an op
portunity of extending the hand of relief to the in
digent and unfortuh ate. :
o'« Services to commence at 4 o'clock.
The fellowing wus reco.ved too late for insertio®
mour last.
1. The Day=MNay those who affect tokeep it, cele
brate it notfrom envy and stiife, but love and good
Willyas '*‘who sre set for the defence of the Gos.
pelof Liberiy.
2. JAMES M ADISNON—Too great to greet the
adulition of his encniesetoe geneious to reject the
admirztion of his friends
3. THOMAS JEFFERSON—the political Saviour
of the American Republick—we love him bécause he
first loved us.
4. The United States of Amerida—May ‘heir Union
be ws firm wnd eternal as the mountains in their centre,
5. The Declaration of our Independeice—M .y those
whio reed and hear at, be animoted with the same
spirit wiich inspired ity vencrable Autnors.
6. Amarican Commerce, Jigriculture and Manvfuc
ture—Those who «re oppns.xﬂ:» these are devaetecs at
the the shrine of Foreygn 1 fluence.
7. vill vimbassadours of the cnti-American Policy of
England=—Like¢ Ihe Hero of Copenhagen, most agreca.
ble to ovr Tories, when near them, but 10 Whgs, full
as pleasan: when furtheat of.
8. Greut- Britain—Let none be deceived with re.
gard 10 the views of her Government—for she, who
in lier pacifick negociations, has exerciscd towards
us stich diplomutic K artifice and insuit, huth nothing
better reserved Lo trest s within fuluie.
of madern Keligion, Riches and Palrviotick taleyts—
Timothy Dwight, Timothy Dexter, and Timothy Puck=
pvwprs .
‘;g The Fair Doughters of Columbia=Nursing
mothers of our nation’s present hope—=next to the
smiles of Liberty, we will be proud of yours.
17. Tammany—" The tutelary Patron of the CoLvu-
BIAN Ouprr-emay those who hate that sacred em.
blem, the Cup?f Libertn, retire and go bare-headed
beneath the frosts of Nationuf poverty, and the
scorching sang of Despotigr inits zeni h,
.’l"‘t S’m. \
At the requ-st of many who purticipated at our
lite Jubilee Festival, I forward you our Tosts, aliho’
at alate hour.
11. South-simerica=We hail her as oug £ (ure sis
ter Repablick. The voice of her Revolution on this
our Jubilee, will be harmonious in the Song ot Lib
criy. That American only is an «nemy to the
Independence of the South, who is un enemy 1o that
uf the Nort),, ’
12, Pregent Party Distinctions—May thev soon be
done away, but ncver wll absorbed in the Millenium
of Republicanism. ‘
13, American Juniva—the Volunt rerßihis Anniver.
9. Sir Fuavets B. npET re=Ma he realize Wl\‘ {
many Prophes of .a/bion have despe’ 1o sie, no
SAW NOtemA PARLIAME S TARY mREFO M @ Without
this no expeciation of anadj st ent with Luglond
10. The Government of Frin-e -Next to that of
Grect- Britain wn ber deprodotbns on neutro | vigits
~—may she also next reccive the execrations of all
reel Americans.
Newport B;. volent fgmake™s
Soctey.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1810,
coxoaueNilc. TN
Bkl‘l‘ol‘, J['lJ\' 11.
NEWPORT
THASTS,
D "SERTED from Rose’sslsland on the
night of the 3d inst. the following Soldicrs be
g to the Army of (he United Stutes—viz, e
AMOS GRAN'T, aprivate inthe Regiment of Ariil
lerisisg—2s years of age, Browp Hair, Gray Eyes, fuir
CCompiexion, und & native of Stonington, f Cm.) s
fucc marked with gun powder-=ihud on when he went
away a round hat, coarse Linen Frock and Trowsers
und shirt with a frilled oosom, wid took away with
b w large silver watch, with a silver c?in, and
gold key - |
« NATHANINL BROWN,of the Rifle Regiment, a
bout o feet ten incies high, dark hair, dask eycs, and
fair complexion, born in Sweton, Worcestar Connty,
((Mass. ) hwd on a green cosrse hinen rifle trock and
trawscrs, trimmed with yellow {ringe
Whocver will take up suid des rters and deliver
them o the Commanding Officer at Forts Wolcott or
Adusms, shall receive the above rew.ud, and all neces
sary charges poii .
Warren Warsow, late of South Kingstown, died,
seized, W a certain FARM (called the Robert Huzw d
farm) Lving in Boston Neek, in said South-Kingstown,
comaining il3 weres of excellent Land, with « Dwel
ung=-House, Ban, &e. thereon, and a larpe Orchard,
of the best grafted fruit; said Farm is bounded on
he sea and on Peraqoamscutt river, and is well ferr
ced and wateredrand well proportiom d for mesdow,
rm and- ulluge land—ilvo, A ecitain Wood Lot,
ving in South-Kingstown, about half « mile from
the publick road snd two and a half miles fiom Pi
de Rast Hill, containing about 40 acres, covertd with
fine timberediso, A House and Lot of Land, contain.
ing about 3-4 h of anacie ; said House is in good or
,det —Conditions made know at the time wnd place
of sale,
| idministrater to the
JEREMIAH BROWN Latute of WALTEN
Ware~.
South-Kingstown, July 18, 1810, 18,00,
his grave the Lear of filendstup and affection. Phe
virtues of the deoeased, have stamped so idelibly on
the minds of his surviving friends and acquainiance,
the morth of the many that o enumerate 3“ w&ﬂ'
only add to the poignancy of their loss. Firm in faith,
justified by Cunysw, whose blood flowed libetal for
man, his soul, secure of faure agceptagion at the de
cisive bar of Gon, soared above the world’s sever.
est woes. . 4
* Futh builds a Bridge gavess the 6w f of Death™
’I HE Sohaenbers inted o 0 com
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factphy in this t@wn, in the course
of ten or twelve days. Those purents and guardians
who wish heir chi{dxtn to lewrn the art of Weaving
with the Flying Shuttle, &c. sre requested to a‘)ply
imediately ; Wages will be given according to their
ages and abilities, and increased as they encrease in
the art of Weaving b
They will un!m-(llulﬂy commence Mlhﬂftﬁ“ﬂ‘"\‘
dificrent Kinds of twine and lines. 1 anted,
A quauuty of cican FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY,or -
July 24, STEPHEN DERI OIS,
T Phyareian, wl9, Marlooroughs
street, near the Methodist-Chapel, cures CON
SUMPLION, DISEASES of LENGS, LIVER, Bil
lOUS COMPLAINTS, FEVERS, CANCERS,
COUGHS, &e. &e, by a successful mode of Practice,
A mode of Practice, which has restored to perfect
Heulth, a great number of Consumptive, and other
Patients, who, under the common routine of Medi
cal Prictise, wou!d have bheen, ere now, committed
Lo the silent grave | .
He may be consulted at any hour ; and will attend
to all requests, in the line of his praofession.
July 18
.
American Hotel.
/ - ¥
BERIAH ELDRED,
“ -
R t.‘P"‘A. l“.‘L"lO‘l“ 1) ORRL e ci'lcndl
und the publick in general thut he has remove.
ed from Wickford, to Newpeort, into the House lately
built by Win.iam Musrorp, No. =, MN/l-street,
where he intends to keep a Groeery-Bwreand Pube
lick House, for the accommodation of uny Lady or
Gentleman, that may please w call on him.
Newport, April 25, 1810,
LAMMANY SUCH LY, or
COLUMBILIN CRDER.
it 2t :
AN mrm‘(‘: mocung of.th‘ TA M
4 ANY SOCIETY, or CoLvMprany Oroes,
wiil be MONDAY EVENING next, {being
the 50¢4 of the month of * Horns,”] at the Council
Fire of their Great Wigwan,, in the Stute House, pre
Cisely at the going down of the sun.
By order of the Grand Sachem.
WILLIANM SIMONS, Secretary.
Month of Horns, the 24th.
Secson of Blossems, July 24
Yeaw of Discovery, 518
}"\,)‘( h \iall"a,
\ NUMBER of Trecof L AN%N
’ Lving in lhc"l‘owmhip of Wilkesbarve, in
zerne County, State of Pesngylvania. Said LAND is
davided inte tructs from 250 10 400 ccres ;. and wil
bhe sold on the most reasonable terms, An indisputable
title will be giveu. Payment nught be made partly
in a small vessel, country producc, or stock, as may
best suit purchascrs.
For further information, apply at the offige of the
Rhode-Tsland Republicun, or ty the subscriver, living
at Groton Ferry, State of Connecticut.
KROBERT LATHAM.
Newport, Julv 24
Tohe S o Pur . CKAUCTION,
By order of the Supreme Jud.cial Court by the Subscriber
on M ONDAY tue 24th of Seprenber next,
At L o'clock, P M. On the Premises,
Ll LU Suir, if net, the firat fuit day fter,]
Al s , which
TRACTSOF LAND
PWENTY DOLLARY REWARD
b N/ J. HOUSR, Capt. Arcillerists
Commanding.
Fort Wolcort, July 5, 1810.
Health better than Riches.
ATFA LM
For Sale.
N,
Michael Freeborn & Co.
Ifove Lemoved from tae slore they oicuped on OB
SHEARMAN's-WHARY oﬂ# stove,No. 54, Lang
WMr}. where they offer for sile, on the #iost rens -
aonable termy for ewnh or approved credit
‘ By whuicwale and reiail,
A Geperal wssortment of Groceries, Liquorsy
Rum - Beyhrs
B wndy Ginger
Gin Piienle
Wines Haising
Hyson Dutter
sounchung Lard
Hysonskin Fou Clicese :
winu Bolica 'l‘ob&c“
sugar sSnu
CC!F“ JPeuw
Molasses Beany
Soup ' Dried Appléee
C ' &, ) -
ﬁw received, and for sule, ns abovey *
2 "L eXcedont wen dresved Flax +9@
reams w Paper, 20 do. wrapping do ; 500 Wi,
(3 ¢ 150 wi, Jewing Vwine,
Cords, Log Lines, Cod Lines, Hund -
April 24
WILLIAM WHITE-
Offers for sale, at the store, on W,MM ", |
occwpicd by'the Progressifie Compuny, N 11, °,
A Gcﬂ&ul Assortment of Groeery, Crockere, s
lias Ware, &fc.« CoNSISTING 6o \
(l“um Rluck Pepper -
" Ginger ‘
Cogniac & { Piment .
Sokiah 3 BRANDA nu."?‘:u
ﬁn b & Hulliﬂmrs ' Lo,
ssus Alexundria ‘
Wml TEAS. Ihl:mn‘ -
m N rappi )
Rohea Tobgecd
Coflee Rice
\\:xhi‘t: :z SUGAR. ‘ B!:::OI'
Chocolate Soup
Loaf Candlet
Hatvann Checse
R o 4 tve R el
u",(: The highewt g‘rice‘ given ngr Q:&d Copper,
Arso —l6O M. Shiagles of the Arst .
Brass, Leud, Iron, & Rags. ,
N vnoet Julv 18 1810 4 194
; A GRh alt D Rx okt N
To be Sald at PUBLICK AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY, the st of August nexts
CUf fuir weather, if nét, the fire! foir duy ofier, )
AL 10 o'clock, A M. On the I’M
A LOT OF LAND, situated on ha
street leading from Thamesstreet to I
Sherman's whaf, measuring 63 feel cast wnd wed
and 24 feet north and south, together with the
thereon standing, which is mn's; new, well built,u
in perfect repair, possesing mr{ accommodation fuff
two families. Conditions mmmx'usy. to '7 mucld
known at the time and place of sale. For any Mﬂtf
articulurs previous to the sale, enquire of SA I‘o 1
;A'I‘SON. or HENRY Y. CRANSTON; Aucl o
To be Lot ot PUBLICK AUC TION
e l'or the term of one yeaves
On SATURDAY, the 4th of August nosty
At 11 o'olock, On the Premisedy
e Looof Land, on which 1l blﬂ
of Hexny Suxrfovpye is now standing, fron
in L hames-srreet, ind the 7w Dochamsmtiow irnpree
ved by Charles Cued :
- Aso—~To LET.
wa For the Term ¢f scven yoard
On MI)NDAY' the 6th of dugu. w(."'
At L) o'clock, i Qn the Premused,
A L..' Ot L;;\r', s the to dllgr .’,f(,..'dd
street, whercon stands the house of AsA Bwaw. .
“(MM made known ut the time and praces of
EDMUND TOWNNF RN
Town Treasurep:
J\l" “. 185 w
R "SPECTEULLY informs his cuttomersy
«nd the Publick, thut lic has removed from e
st il e hus occupied for two years past, {o No 04,
bemy one of the range 7 stoires belonging to Pavi
M. Modrosp, Esq # livtle south of & '"'.'l
Square, on the eust side of Thumes-sticet, where »
orders for Druggs, Mediemes, Dyc-Sengls. *2'reg,
@e. will receive cheerful and prompr-aiention. “
fuvours gratefilly acknowledged.
Muy 23.
'J;C““‘ -
-~ REMOVAL.
The P ve €
rogressive Gompany,
HAVE Rib Moo LD ane G ALRET
Axp GROCLERY STORE srom No, 11,
70 THEIR sTONE, 31, LoNve<-Whany,
Jormerly occl:z:’cd by the late My. W '»M?g,
Where they offer for sule, on very accomoduting devil
Jor eash or approved credit u very geveril on
extensive u brulﬁllj GUROCERIES,
s (171 WO Glre oo
Tl’.ﬁ hids. 3d proof B €rotx Rum,
i pipes Ging
10 hibids Molygwes ;
5 chests Campoy Tea ;
25 do. Souchong, do. :
15 do. Bohea, £ ;
20 boxes Brown Sagar
10 do. Wlite, do.; :
20 do* Nuisins '
20 do. Chocolate
20. do. Boap ;
15 Kegs Qmmger; | :
10 Crates Crockery Ware 5 o
40 Bush=ls White Beans ¢
8000 Bushels Exuma, Turksdeland, Liverponudy
ﬁﬁsr Ri.CEN Bl
and Bonavists, . . ey
50 bbls. superfine Aowe of the most aprioved
inepeetion.
A Constant supply of Ryg ahd Indian Corn g
do. . Rye and Indian Meab,
Whele bule and retuil ot the lmsest cash prices,
WILLIAM € OGURMIALY, pon, vigei™
Rowporiy dime |
ROV AL Y
SA
REMOVAL. .
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