The Rhode-Island American, and general advertiser — Providence [R.I.], 1810-07-20 00:00:00, page 1

' fiMTHtHELB PILLS
A IDS Heteivedfqr Merchandise al par,
mt wfllbe efcdtaotted *7
Wribem «r BMh of the PHrMeeo* Banks,
\ *'***’*'’"’oßßENE'lt CARTER. .
India AadEutppew Qoods.
. - SAMUEL AMES, /
'Na d* WeybeaaefrStMtti Jtoa 'for safo,
3D UAGK sMd eotouund CarnapCrppes for
Mies’jpwm,WMko"d coloured Sifob
Yy dfGoOfc, ‘European arid home tartm
mfoctufok . whotHMb sM 'Mum, at re-
Vhsced rnrMss.
4wk recalled, and tMsLy •
- JOBN *. CARPENTER’S
STORE.
a
forte fod Aticy, among '•tHCb am,
LMbWMa/from tto 8M J
dUfo DtafoblßofcLaceJarVeding,
A verybetuUfiil aaforilneM df.ftlbbone d
' -VteiytfeecriptMa, anMn variety of foer
wfoetos, tooaumorous tememloe.
, J -tf. |
■ i TAR, i BEEP RUD TOftK. I
Hundred Barrels.of Tar In ship*.
. w doVSess and prime Beef and Port,
b by IACQB «Qt&M AN.
. Jfone W, *«10. if. I
•-* jtfslr ksctiriir j
By tlee*rigT-ele«ra|fo direct front Charles
ton, (S. C.) and for sale by
AV&HETT k STILL WELL,
Twenty-eight Tierces of prime
RICE, aad
4few foies off prisae Uplead COTTQ9.
«. MW.
J. B. WOOD’S
general price-current of bank notes,
ASTRXY AX* R*C*tT*B AT BIS PROriOfeNM, (X. iJ
« > NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
ta *'“*”‘’‘l -**»>--**
£teshte, B Coo£ and Hillsborough Banks, •-• / • ••*••-• W dm
MASSACHUSETTS.
BißsoftheUhtedfltateoßrsnch.Mssaachusetts, Union, and Boston Banks, . . , - ftf.
■','■* 2to J •£*
Iteifeacotk • • >• ■ s •*r- * . • • • •' • -•*’>-• 30 XS.
JSESJum, . . .30 dm •
CONMECncOT. ■ ' '
u>ta 'i 34 .ata
B—ikfr • * • •' • • * *•' • • • • • I«3 per oent. dfe.
VERMONT-
fliltaafthe Vermont State Banks,- >3 per com. dis.
•, / RfcODE-ISLAJfp. , ’
—...Jte.
WsrtWß, Rhode-I.Lnd Central, aid fftSafMset Bass 5 »
‘ Wtefaiftou Baah, • i - - a . . Sperqgntdv.
, KENTUCKY. ; •
«r b>MM« - . • • • * • * . - tt 1-Bpet cent. «s.
, . NORTH-CAROMNA. •
Riltoeftte Cap* Fear, and Newbern Banks, •.'«•••«•• fit 1,9 per oeut.dte.
BOUTH-CAROUNA.
Ms of ths United Btates Boanch Bank, . • . T , . . „ . . t 9 .- > - > far.
Banks, f . r 7 . f . r 3 Pfeft«nt.
OHIO. . A
ftffis offlfa Marietta, Miamiflsportfag Company Chffljcrtte fiptflx, 30 to M pet cent dia.
• NEW-fIORR.
Bills of the United Males Bank, - • * • • Bar.
Merchants, Manhattan Company, Bsmt of NewUTotk, ftewTcik State,)
; ?* - <4 ——*
NEWJBRSEX
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4 PENNSYLVANIA? k
• Blflaof the United State* Bank, ...«<. i. • Pat.
' Vameca* Nad Meutettete’, ftdhdolfMa, <Baa|t off fteMybnuriu, tad J >
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. x DELAWARE. '
. ‘ ■'* ’ ' '" ■ MARYLAN®.
■dboflbe Dnhnd4tatM anmcb BaiAt, .4 - - . w - *ar.
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r DISTRICT GF COLUMBIA.
■JL of Union Atttk Amlk of AlMtndoiiL mi 4 -Rafik oCPatomaolk maA^asa^—t uim.
. .• * UAUKIANA TEWIITQRY.
**’•'*** awfk, * r • Far.
OTTo the above Biocount there will be adnaatf taAamar for wMtlaaw, and Bifls amAr
ft /jfflan,riaaafjiW drift • r
jh, jtHaM CeMpatj, w/Aiy (Xf/r Mb .4r «r ,«% .iff flnut u uulit
. fUmiantftutwmainMon iWSI W frid Altera, *Wwaed tp f. «.
Vnion, r petA r «t, pr *0 de eefmd atatl. All Barik Nttea'thrt he pasaek wij be
%Tt‘aßlw¥tb bbtrh, and Ihmild counferiHt BMa be renewed in Lnttre, they Wffl be
lßtuntetL.. M ..JßMi MMteWMMMI ohVrka Xdf.te r,F M. .
•New J«de.
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THE RHODE-ISLAND AMERICAN. ?
■*•' t AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
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“ THI NATION WHICH INDULGES TOWARpS ANOTHER AN HABtYUBI OR AN jURZFIME FONONESS, IS lit SOME MORE* A SLJIrt.^WJSH ‘ . .I* ‘
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' Volum, 11. PROVIDENCE. fiUDAY, JULY at), 1810. Num,,, 7».
WAiW to <SLAdd<MNO,
No. 4; OhsapJSide, Sign of the Bunch of
<Orepes,
HAVE jMt received * few Cases of
Maok nnd coloated'Canton -Crapes of i
the flam chop, bfack Silte, steep* d<wMe
AatNMkbUck ; white and black Bilk Arm
lets, white and black Laces, short white i
Rift] WlNci Kid arid Reaver Gloves, Wlfle'
Hfebons, nsadnedt Lfate Ccinbrieks, a
few Cases of >nice Britannic Linen, flrtea
Costons, per Bale or Btoce, ebeeper sten
was ever Offered in ahis town; Colerain
Linens, fine and low-priced; with every
article called fdr hi the Piece Goods Line,
selling remartebly low, to Slere theft*
flteck.
.They tender tteir .grateful
Icflgteweta to their punctual aud qasb £U>
tofaersj put are under the necessity of in
forjnlnfl thdoe whose Notes and Accounts
ate doe, that unless speedily psW, they
willtehrft with atvAttofney for collection.
/Wy 10. 1819. .
Rum, Brandy and Loaf Sugar.
FOB SALE,’BY
THOMAS yfcAX,
On Alien** Wharl, North £oo, Proridew.
QWBHJiM*. of 44MUhw>«r«<l Rm>.
T Barrels of Havana White do.
4 W. . 4d. brown do.
1 Cheat of Young Hyaoft Toa,
Colouring of the beat quality, by the Bmml
Sr Gallon, wbWp. '
VmVv 17, I*l9.
<L4ndin< for salCrfrpm tfohouitfr Jktsy, <
npWENTY-Fhe <Mbds. «f St. Orota
* Rum,
Mt Barreto W prime foef,
tthdt. end Crates of Crocfcesyomd Gfom
>W«M.
, ip brova, i.
Molasses, Rosa, Gu>. Brandy, CMt,
Rice, Cottda, Loef wai Havana Sugars,
'fodten, HMm, dUMw, &wp. Lard, B«e>
ter, Teea, lodfo ead RwrWsh Goods,
MXHMMKT *<OWSIL
ft.
CaaUMi Crapes aq4 Xustgißgg.
* * • * • Ear.
3 per c«nt. dip. ‘
SHOES,
Reta]/jnf at wMwle ftricet, and whole
•alinf at coat.
'T’HE subscriber informs his friends and
d customers, that he has no* on hand
a very grsenl assoMmeatof SHOES, of
almost every jloooription, which he is de
termined 19 retail lover than Shoes have
ever been retailed in this town, though
they have been retailing in this town lower.
It fe believed, than In any other place in
the United States.
‘ 1 Those made dor his own retailing, are al
most whoUy made in this town, by one set
of hands, whose wet li has seldom ever been
Jtnpwb th £iD« *4 partietdar care is taken
topntbnopebjtl he best of stock of evety .
kind* * . j.
Plaid Kid and Lnt»b do. Nankin do. Nan-
Hh dm foxed with Morocco and Kid.
QewdewMi are invited to pall and pur
the nicest ktPd pf drew Shoes and
Morocco Pumps. f
Those who wish to Purchase for retail
ing,' or for shipping, may be supplied vp
terms which cannot JtH ttfdeaae.
He hue Mens* Shoes and Pumps, parti
eniarly auitoMe for the West-India mar
ket. which may be bad on long credit, er
Atj tO. 1010. It.
THOMAS
E 8
PURSUANT to Mteter of «ha,Haocer
able Court of District
of Pomfret, passed on the izthday of jufy,
1819, 41 berstes ihteVetedln
of Jttaex N. Bot.t<s, fate 4 Thompson,
inewid IDittrict, afectaaodwtepßesowted fe
aolvent, are notified to appear before said
Court, at the dwelling-hotee of Joseph Ca •
dy, In said PoMfrai, oh the first Tuesday
fif August next, at twon*cltx!k In the after
noon, if rtteyweo cauw, to be teard 40 to
ate appointment M Cotomtetooem Annn
utefee ted adjust femetaftte yf tte Credi-
Thoihfubn, My W, NIB.
tiJVOTICE.
T*HE fletohd Class of the EAfiT-!
■ Greenwich no ad Lottery 1
mid commence drawing nt »Eart-Greeh-i
wich an she third Monday io September
next. .All persons indebted to either of
the Managers for Tickets ih the First
Class of said Lottery, Rte requested to
make immediate payment Without farther
nustoe.
exQM aoxarQjv,
» EWBCTFULLYgivos notice, that ht
4A. proposes to teseft the Jrf qf Wntinj
on a new ana expedltious Plan, assisted by
Mr. IJlaxr, m fnis place. By fife me/fida,
persons of a suhSMe age Mid capacity miy
wencite a flsfr dnrf reftrerr fited wriring
<by the use of twefafatewirtars, one and an
half hour each.
Mr. W. has hrttreotadin lhe principal
cities add towns la pie united States, to
the approbation of thh keirWied and judl
clous 1 io supported in fir's firetentiont, hit
method and ttdle qf •writing, by men qf the
Jirtt Me will be in town
and reedy to open afleteoltext Monday;
and should any snforgsp4ta TeUftve to his
method, or conditions, be wanted previous
to that thne. lt may be had by applying to
J. EtAkK, Brown University. '
Jbdy IT, MW. >
fins for eale, nt hte Store, Went Side, on
Hbernl terms,
TWENTT-Five Hhds. ef best retailing
Molaaaea,
49 O*k» ef nrime Rice,
3 pi AM pushels of Southern Cora,
300 Btrtnrls of Turks-Tdapd Salt,
300 do. Cadik ' do.
St.Orotic, Wtadwand-lalaiid and new Rum,
For Hogshead, h. a
hUvM»a white apd brpwn sugar per Bob,
Ffaret ana second quality Loaf dp. per Hun
dred,
Hyson, Young Hysdp, Hyson skin, Sou
chong anM BoMa Teas; pet* Cheat, of
' Slip latest •MafXWattena;
f tw Brandy,
9 do. American GOn,
30 dr 4)tFrintats drbest retailing (Redfish.
BO Kegs 4 df RECelleift tnanefactared To*
bedoo,
Mnm and prime Reef and Bbrk ia wtaie
I 18 & 90M. W.O. Parrel Etaves.
T vx • -(I. ' '•
r w ariviuFF® —
Five fUundrsd Italian Reward.
\ITHEREASa Barn containing hay, on
»* the Long Wharf, hi this town, was
by arnne daring incendiary or incendiaries,
net .fine to pn tfie evening cf the 14th in
stant. which, but lor timely discovery,
would have burnt a great part of the town:
Atty person ot-peretos Mio shall give iafor
matkn of she perpetrator or perpetrators
of ep .wigkedon act, ,sp tfijst they my be
TaeMM TiLLiwaaatT,
Toomas Hall, >
Blwjajsio VatoBAW, jon.J r ' '
B«W G/erirascA, /bar M, HIV-
NOTICE.
Whenever aiy thing woedby of preaer.
ration is prdpenled fir we feel a
pleasure in giving it the notice it deserves.—
AB anistadialre die genius of Moeak, though
(hey may regret hs 'frequent misapplication.
The fcttowing Bnek tboend with refinement
EM sparkle with the hntre of genuine genius.
On I did you pot hear a voice of death I <
And did you not mark the paly form
Which yode on the silver inist of the heftb,
And supg a ghpsdy dirge in the storm I
Wap it a waiih« bM ef the flteo«b .
Which shtMltapßtM Huteef night 1
Or a sidvosing fiend, that flew to* tpmh,
Tohewl and to feed ti|l the glanceof light 1
Twas net the doeth>bMfe <ryfeota the wood,
Nor shivering fiend that hang in the blast)
Twas the shade of Meiderio«-ntsn of Hood-
St screams far. the guik of fisyvthat are part!
See 1 how the Ted, red lightning strays,
AM senes the gliding ghosts of the lieath!
Now oa the leafless yew it plays,
CLXRMQJVT SMMJUHU.
On the 15th and 18th dHune, the Shearing 1
of his flock of Merino Sheep was celebrated
by tfle Hon. Robert R. LiviWgston, at
Clermont, amid a lafge concourse of his
fellow-citisens. Respectable .farmere from
the diflbrent districts of the State, several
gentlemen from New*york auh Albany and
connoisseur* from different States were ob
served among them. More than usual in-,
merest >*as attached to this exhibition from
he consideration that Mr. tdylnrston la the
person ’to Whom we nep hfdetned .for the
first Introduction of the Sjlerino Sheep In!
America, and for the flret publick shearing t
In the Northern States The stock which
he originally imported flnfin die natfooal
flock of Rambouillet, in Orifice, has multi-'
plied many fold since its introduction in
1809. It Is now ascertained by experiment
that this race ef sheep will ihAvi weft in
our climate^—Thrapgh a aepes ef genera
tions there la not the laaOt wf;
degeneracy ; on the otter hand the sbeeg)
iasprove in siae andbeauty of form, while
the wool retains Its exquisite jßaeoees gad ‘
acquires an increase ofquaHqr.
The excellent coatings andteeaeymeiws'
which have -been aanufacaawd .from it
have completely established its character.
To encourage tte growing spirit Minte- 1
tel'cuterprfat, tte proprietor of tte flock
ted given extensive invitations to bis fel
low-citisens.—The numerous and respect-1
able body who attended on tte occasion, i
evinced the lively curiosity which it excited.
To be witnesses of the shearing of tte fail
blood Merinos as well as of .tte cUflrrent
grades, was a novel and Interesting spoctu
cfe; tte days were remarkablyifine .; tte
shearing was performed and evary fleece
weighed in the presence of the Spectators,
who examined the steep; and the fairest
opportunity was afforded of inspecting us,
well tte sice and figure ef the animals, as
the weight andfineaess of lheir fleeces.
The result of the steering was highly
satisfactory. Among Ate facta developed
during tte day’s work, the following Were 1
mere purticiflarly noticed .*—Tte ’fleeces:
’df the stock-rams taken collectively, ave
raged 9 lb. 14 oc. via.—Ute Imported from
Rambouillet 9 lb.; Clermont (3 years old)
9 lb.; Jason, a shearling, >1 lb. 11 mjU->
Tte tiro last were ratted nt Ctennont aml{
greatly exceeded their sire in beauty and |
‘form. A fall blood aged ram gave f lb. of
wodl, but as this falls short of tte standard
Mr. Livingston has established for his stock
rams, he has teen let outfor two years post, j
The »hearlng of the ewes exhibited o curl*
otefact, to Aft!—that the quantity of wool
Increases with their odvaecemeni towards
the qrorefelood; 300 euros (neatly all hav
latrfbs) Were shorn, their avenge was
followsfaalf bred lb. 1 <*. gregt
est fierceoß>. least fltb.Beu. L<hree-fourth
bred owes fib. 3oe. greatest fleeceTlb.t
• on. least fi lb.; sevsn-oighth bred owee
9 lb. fl os. greatest fierce fl lb. 4 ok. least
3 lb.; fall bred and fifteen-sixteenth f lb-
Where hangs the slneM of tills eon of death!
That shield is blushing with murderous stains,'
Longhastt bung Hbdi the cold yew*a spray 1
It is blown by storms, and wash'd by iaihs,
<M «Mw «! a, Start r».H
Oft by that yew, on the blasted field,
Demons dance to the red moon’s light,
While the dalpp boughs creak, and the swing
ing shield r ‘ r
Sings to the raving spirit df night! 4
if or greatest Beece • lb. 19 oe.-least > lb.
y os. The average upon pH common ewes,
equally well kept, we are informal (for
they bad been shorn some days before)
3®f«trrnajip.
THE SHIELD.
Poetrp.
fell short of 4 lb. A very fine seven-tflgkft
Clermont ram was exhibited by John 13.
Stevens, Esq. to shew that the weul woyRI
remain two years on the back of the thfite t
the length of |he staple was greatty te
creased, and the fleece shewed oe tendefffiy
to fall off, though upwards ef two yeatshaft
passed since be was sborh.
The whole product etihisflock wastefl
by previous contract, to faa>mfacturers, fifi
the fallowing cash pritek to wh—fialtbhMfl
wool 7d cents—three-foorth 01 99 sente
eight 01 SO—fall blood 09 per pound, w
wsshed, just as it cornea from Hie tee*
of the sheep. .1 v r .
After the morning s»»rises woee ondefl
the oornpany partook off a kampteMs din
ner of flop flewtea which ate *mm««ide ote
tartafaerliadprovideflfarhisgiwcta. Thfl
walls of Um groat saloon, where itetabfafi
Weiprtad, pern adorned wifa frukoeaq
and wreaths ef artorvits incenpcrmd with
flowera. In those elegant ornameem fa*
red and white iwewareteßdlrtißlte4.Mo
Over the bead of the taflfa faafi iflaoedi*
a proper frame a tewifpl drawing, hR
Mono. Bauduy. of the jsfo gear old reokf
called qierieqia, represented Standing at
pasture: Q«or the middle of thp table ws»
inscribed in a column the “teeoote
to Agriculture/’ cad at the ether twfl
“ Success -to Manofactures." Plenty aed
con vivialityxlMuaed aemilo ester kvaay fad*
It wag highly gratifying to ehserw maeg
of the gentlemen clothed in etega n( riot*
prepared from doOMtaifik Kerim mool. > ‘
Various pieces uf dote-made from Ufa
same article were exhibited t aa proofs of
the skill already attained in spinning, fall*
big, dying, shearing and the {iter hnuteteft
of th« manufacture. / w
Many 4 the cititens preemit, towards tte
close of tte day, made tbeir osfamtaqo from
the flock pursuant to previoas contracts,
and took.their sheep away; andM was ebv
served that farmers who had nfirer boon <
influenced before by any representation fo*.
(favour qf the Merjnobremk went then con
vinced of its supeviour valbq and htfSNip' 1
purcbasery or gave orders foe steep to bo
tbqm on a future day.
On the skm of the last day the patriot**
ick Colonel Humphries, who bad been pre
viously tevitefl, faveered Clermont wH# <
visit, and had an opportunity of witnessing
<nd expressing his satiflEaction in tte beau
ty of the jhxjk, and < flfaing some part «ff
it shorn. Jk.rt)oQg others a seven-eight and
a full bred eftph of which flare • It*,
of wool.
The lambs were cold at tte following
ratas, bred at 11000 each—l 4
at 02JOeach—upwards
rtf po seven eight, at ,OIQU each—between
30 and 30 three-fairtjb, 'at|fl 30 efCM. Fite
hnpdrfd dolfatp w>s 4fer*i to andjofaMtflP
by • jgentlemap present for a fifynep-sift
teeutb, purchased ißfa yegr at Oops#,
faat >as exhibited to shep the c|Utah*
fineness qf Ms fleece whkh |n
feUahott qf A full bredjkheop,
the moot qxtiaordiwfy
known was sheared, a few days since, fate
the full, blood ram lamb, ECLJPfIE, raiaak
by Colonel William Taylor, W Jbv-wF
w,co«^tic !l L , ,
**ss '■ ■“
ness.
/gte 9, 1810.
/' #r. ’
Ta* Oration delivered /. IF. iflnifr
/«ri,Mag. on JtteFoorth of/ufy, before rim
Waqhiqgton and Hamilton flociqteo of 4*
citjr,> thisdaypoblJahed. ; Uisan.el||g|*f
end ap|ri|ed, pqM<taM<m, and wMM te*A
wjth pleasure & qreqr W Ateetflcnnm
The description hp giyes of qnr mnnuy fa
its infamy. While under the pMtettfon anfl
cape gf Bs Fctten I«M»tai
taXjs beautgul, anteAted.qnd faofrpcUte,
JtrenriUtoqnr memorim Ufate fi( P,te«teifa.
prosperity and national .glpQ, which qq
American cqn contemplate whhout afllov
of pyide and satisfapttei. ,tet those things
teve.pqaaed away I A afette at kte Iteqe
wbiqh succeeded, pr« Ijbte gfee In Mr<
RnmtettV on wards: Xboggbmeqrufef,
Ufa a v law hie de*criotion—**nd thrum A
4<wedfi>l teMM4faphfl««lt fe e true one.,
■a r JLrrtecr/tern Mr ■brcNsm
H New rulers Changed the state ofafting*
The aaheo at one pnlltteil savionr wedn
scarce quietly hrarnqd. when tte foeete
stem tehnfadone so much to predpneoqfl
to perpetaate. paeoed Intoate haeflsofx*-
piwfeoesd cnemUot and Ws Itesßnr ;Wte
ptaood in hicehalr. Phy tfmt Ate Mtbfal
hhtorian octet reterd it! It Atetaa ■meel*