The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-19 00:00:00, page 3

Believe it is, correct, the election of the pre
- sent year will return from Noth Carolina 11
democrats and ene federaiisi—="eder | loss
U ’ LA‘ Weichman,
T The Leqslature of New-Hampshre, have
“td Mr. Gilman for anether term. o iy
® Federaliste.
The British Mercury of last Saturday, is again fill.
ed with all the falsehood and scurrility,so peculiar to
that sink of corruption and blackguard resort which
supports that TORY Puper, and recommends it to the
puironage of the British agents, refugees, and Ham.
itonians. Before the editors aguin publish SLAN.
DERS ugainst their betters, it would be well that they
correct the errours of their worthy SIRES, lest we
§l".-c at full length, an examinaion taken before a
ustice in this town, in wihuch the name of a certain
RELATIVE of their’s will make a most conspicu.
ous figure. These editors and retailers of slander,
their correspondent, and their friends shall be tak.
en in hand in some future paper-—and we promise to
paint them e they truly are—and we will continue our
animadversions till the whole truth shall be expos.
od. Too long they have been permited to ruve a¢
large unnotiuﬁ—but it is criminal to forbear longer,
We have a rod in pickle for the hired calumniator
and Slanderer General, which in due time shull be ap
lied 10 his back, the smart of which he shall feel
'&r years.
The frigate President,Commodore Rogers,
P stationed at New-York ; * I'ne Constitution.
Capt. Hull, in the Delaware Ba ¢ the brig
ﬁz-gus. at Boston ; and the sch. Revenge at
Newporty R, I.—with orders to make short
“eruises and return occasiomally to their re
spective stations.
" The frigate United States,Commodore De
eutury and the frigate Jssex, Capt. Sinith,are
‘satiened at Himpton Roads ; the John Ad
ams, Capt. Dent, at St. Mary’s ; the ship
‘Wasp, Capt. Jones,and the brig Ferret,Lieut.
G .dson, at Charleston, S, C. ; the brig Sicen.
Capt. Tarbell, at Suvannah ; the brig Nauti
s, at Wilmington, N. C. with simiiar orders.
The brig Hornet, Capt. Hunt, is on for
‘ei..n service ; and the brig Vixen, Lieut.
B (inbridge, and the sch. Enterprize, Lieut.
Reud, are stationed at New-Orleans, where
shere are about 20 gun boats always stationed.
The frigate Unuted States, the Wasp, the
Siren, and the Ferrey, are now cruising near
‘qur southern extremity.
One word 1s 48 goo. as a thousand. If
the imgressment of our se.men, .nd the
mu: lers of the crew of ke Chesapeuke were
#ot worth fighting for. by
Neither is the confiscation by France worth
’g'xlin‘ ,Ofg
_Late nd Liberty are of more value than
property w all eventse—ct our merchants
‘eonsider this. The furmers nd mechanicks
of the United States are not blind.—<durorg.
"« lhe communicanion of NarTsasieL
Hazano, Esq. wasreceived too late for inser
tion in this day’s paper—ii shall appear in
our next.
In Vermont, Republicanism has tricmphe
ed by a vast majority, Two or three tory
Reprasentatives have been displaced to make
‘soom for their betters.
- We understand that ‘the foliowing is the
employment of our publick vesseis of war at
this time :
. 'We learn from sources too respectable to
be doubted, that the Yellowe Fever is raging
with great violence in the City of Elizabeth,
Pas juotunk county. The sch’r. Littie Charles
eapt. Grice, arrived some time since at Nor
fols, from the Havanna, with a cargo of cof
fee, where shie landed a considerable quanti
ty ; from whence she proceeded to Elizabeth
direct and there landed the balance, toggther
with her ballast ; fram the latter of which, it
is supposed [{rom-certain circumstances] the
contagion must have originated.—Various re
ports are afloat; but we forebear making any
-other remarks at present than that the great
est precaution is necessary to prevent the
D.sease from spreading through the different
parts of the country. Four persons died on
Monduy last, and three on Tuesduy.
(Edenton Qazetta
members to the House of Representatives of
¢the United State, wd it is at preseny repre
wented by 7 Republicans and 5 feleralists, If
We cmeow stated in our last paper, that Gen,
WiLKINsON arrived in this town. We were
misinformed.
eur infogmation from that State be, and we
We learn from Providence, that 4,305 persons, of
every age, sex, and condition, have been inoculuted
for the Kine Pock. No acecident happgned to any one
who went regularly through the process. We fur.
ther learn that the town council of that town have
granted liverty for vaccinated persous, as many as
wish it, to be inoculated for the small-pox, in order
to convince the incredulous, and eswblish the infalli-
Bility of the Kine-Pock.
The terms of service of the following
Members of the National Senate, will expire
wiih the lith Congress, Murch 3, 1811, viz :
t Nicholas Giimun, New-Hampshire.
% Timothy Pickering, M.ssachusetts.
Eisha Mathewson, Rhode-Island,
Joim Condit, New-Jerscy.
® Jumes A. Buayard, Deliware, .
William B. Giies, Virginia
" James Turner, North-Curolina,
Taomas Sumntu sy South-Carolinas 3
North Carolina.
Wilham H Crawford, Georgia.
H :ary Clay, Kenwucky. ,
NAYY OF THE UNITED STATES.
NLWPORT
WEDNESDAY, sEPT. 19, 1810,
YELLOW FEVER,
OUR SEAME.N.
SENATE.
I'is Stute sends twelve
“ It was expressly stated by Capt. Tucker,
who wes guestioned particularty on the subject,
that the ¢ Spanish prisoners a‘ppeared to be
glad 1o get into France, and frequently ob
scrved, that they fared better than in Spain”
This observation of capt. T. was made in
the presence of one of the Editorsof the Pul
ladium ; notwithstanding which, they pub
lished a statement directly the reverse.
[ Boston Chronicle,
Within the last month, upwards of ONE
THOUSAND full blooded Merino Sheep,
have been imported in the Neorthern and mid
dle States, from Spain and Portugal.
The Centine! and Palladium ey that the
Spunish prisoners who were marched througt.
Buyonne, were very i treated, while the
‘ English prisoners were treated with hospi
tality and attentien.” This is given too, as
com¥ng from Capt. Tucker, lately arrived at
Marblehead, from Bayoure. In justice to
capt. Tucker, and also to the French, we
merely state the following item from the
Patriot :
This is therefore to give notise to the creditors of
the said Samucl Bliven, jun. that they be and appear
(if they shail see fit) ot the next session of said As
sembly, to be Lolden at Providence, on the last Mon.
day in October next, then and here to vhject to the
prayer of said petition, if they shall see fit.
‘ SAMUGL BLIVEN, jun,
Charlessgwn, sept. 18, I§lo
Cheet-ham, Editor of the New-York Citi
zen, is preparing, it is said, to retupn o
England. :
MARRIE D,
In this town, on Saturday evenipg last, by the Rov,
Mr. Eddy, Mr. Avpnzw E. .\u.g.v, 1o Miss ELazas
sern Bourrovows, daughter of Mr. Green Bure
roughs, all of (Ms town,
e,
In this tows, on the 12. h inst. Mary Trursrox,
daughter of the late Mr. Sumuel Thurston, «ged 21.
Her death is truly affiicting, as fow, 100 few of her
age were 80 peculiurly qualitied for usefulness as she
was by & culuvavon of every social, domestick, and
religious duty, Her iliness was long, tedious, and
distiessing, the severity of which she endured with
the becoming foititude of a christiwna=with & pu
tience and composure of mind, thit evinced to her
surviving friends, that she had lived with a strict re
fererce to another and » better worlde—that she had
lived, answerabie (o the importint objeet of lifem
that she had lived but 10 exhibit to l‘le world and
her own sex in pardeulir, a bright and shining ox
ample of virtue, paicnee, benevoience, piety and sl
the domestick, virtucs that endeared lier to her fam.
ily and friends.
At sea, on his passage from Havanna o New-Or
leans, Lieut. Tuirp, of the Umited Stutea vuvy. He
had the command of the brig Viwen, and was ordered
(as we are informed) to cruize in our waiers fir the
protection of our trade, Lieut Trirp wab a biave
officer, and had signalized himself i the 4 palitcu
war in the Mediterranean.
\V,‘! “REAS Samiuel aven, jon. of
Westerly, but now residing in Charlestown,
n Woshington county, preferred a petition before the
Hon. Gencral Assembly, a 2 June session, 1810, for
‘e benefit of an act entitfed “an act for the relief
of msolvent deblors” e ;
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the said Expe.
rience Crandell, obe and spp.r (if she wee fit,) be
fore the next Supreme Judiciul Courty w be holden
at South-Kingston, within and for ‘he ceunty of
Washirston, on the second Monday of October next,
then and there to shew cause, (if any shic bath,) why
e prayer of the aforesaid petinon, ought not to be
granted. JAMES HELME un. Clerk.
V‘ 7 “ &;Rt,\h 1,21 Kt C" : f‘('s,, 0!
Charlestown, in the county of W.shington,
has this day filed his petition in sao Office directed
to said Court, at their next Ocwober Term, in the
county of Washington, praying, for certain reasons
therein stated, that the Bonds of Marriage beiween
him and bis wife Experience, may be dissolved, and
a sentence nf Divorse decreed
At an early age he entered the nuvy, then rising in.
to emincnee, and soon distinguished himseif by that
spirit of subordination, which best dispiayed lus fu
ture fitness to communide=though by nuure violent
in his passions, bis afiability and gentlencss enceurcd
him 10 all=his heart was nobie And liberal o 8 the day,
and to distress ‘ his pity guve ere chariyy bogan ' His
courage, when urounu{. was dreadfiul as Heaven’s
vengeance ; to the vanquished, his mercy waus gentle
and reviving asits dews. It would excecd the bini
its of this paragraph to follow lim in his carcet of
honour—bright indecd was the path though full of
danger. He was enamoured of glory,und at the price
of hus blood was admitted to her ewbr.ce=nor did
bis health ever rcgover from the muitiphied wounds
which sealed his victery over the pirates of Tripoli.
In private life, his modesty but wdded lustre 1o his
other virtues : ever careful 1o avoid wny mention of
his exploits, and shrivking from the most justly metiv
ed eulogiums, he was always the first to olscrve und
o applaud the mevits of others. He wus cherished
by his friends with no common awficcuon, wnd bis
sincerity justified his warmth--but he is gone, aud
to them are left unavailing regrets—.et long, very
long, shall he be rt-nwml{mw& i “recorded honours
shall gather round his monrment, and thicken eover it ;
6210 « solsd fubrick, and will support the laurels that -
dornit” Citizen.,
: FOR »AL
ON Gardner’s Whaurf, sixteen Thousand CONNEC
TICUT BRIUKS, of U ¢ best quality. Enq..re o
Wm. Gardner. on sol W f. sep. 19
. il "
LVEMNING SCHOCOL.
\in. FRASER’s EVENING SCHOOL will be o.
- pened, for the mstruction of Youth, on Mon
dav hie 244 inst. rons 10,
EVl‘;‘\L\G SC Qur..
THI; subseribe:”s «veuin: school will come
mence on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 19th inst. in the Schoovi-House, No: 7,
School« Street.
Sept. 19. JOI™ RODMAN.
» R 3. B 8 ®
Washington, sa.—=Cierk’s « ffice Supreme Ju
‘o dicial Courty Scpe. 17, 1810,
THE suhsceriber's EVENIANG oCLIVUL will com
cummence th_i_u_cwn'w& e NART S Wy
Sept. 19,
LY N 7. SCHOOUL.
Tdadl VITILL.
LLELAZLER TREVETT.
ANCHOR STOLEY.
()N Thursday evening lasty, an Anchor,
« 7 weighing about 300 wt. was stolen from 'he
bow of the sloop Em ly, lying at the lower part of
the town. Whoever will give information so that
the thicves may be discovered mefm'enyn&aimd
shall receive Thirty Daliars reward, or Ten Dollars
for the Ancher algne. A"t’ to the maswer b ard
sad oloo:', dOUN QSBOKN,
pepr. & ,
WH’ RICAS the subscriber did in
the month of Nevember, 1807, convey to
ROBERT WOODWARD, blacksmith, a power of
Attorney to act and do all things appertaining to
my business during my absence ; This is to give
notice, that the said power of Attorney will cease
fromthis date. ", RICHARD BAILEY.
sept. 5.
THF. Subscriber having been authorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZONTAL PA
'I'F.'.W!PUMI’, to make and vend the sume, ex
clusively for this Island, informs those persons who
may be inchined (0 make use of the same, that they
may be scen, and their principle exhibited on apph
cation to the subseriber. '
J«mN G. EASTON being uppointed Quarter Mas.
L rof the First Regiment, with the rank of Lieu.-
A' "REEABLY to the Militia Law of the State of
Hhode-dslund, &e. the Brigade in the oounties
G emport wnd Bristel, will turn out for Review and
Inspection, in the following order, via.
The Regiment communded by Licut.Col. Commane
dunt Themas 1. Stall, will meet for Review and In
spection on Monday the Ist day of October next.
The Regnnent commanded by Lieut, Col, Commane
dant Seth Peck, will meet for Review and Insgection
on Tuesday the 2d duy of Octobor next
The Regiment commanded by Lieut. Col, Comman
dant Joscph D fee, willmeet for Review und Inspec.
tion on Wednesday the 3d day of Oclober next.
Commandants will be purticular w mpking their
returns accordiug to luw. Taa A
cinant, und JAMES COGGESHALL Sergeant Mujor,
are to be obeyed and respeeted accordingly.
By Order of Col. Sall,
ELISHA SMITH, Jun,
sept. 19, Adjutant 15t Regimene 3
=
To the Inhabitants of vie tewn of Newpore,
THE wwn of Newpert having engaged Doctor
SYLVANUS FANSHER to moculate the In.
habitun s of suid town for the KINE-FOCK, and huv.
ing appointed the subscribers a Committee to pro.
mote und superintend a general inoculatione—
. NOTICE
is hereby given, thut the inoculation will take place
at the expense of the town, at the following times
and places =On Monday, the 17th inst. at My, Z'en.
ney s Meeting-House : pn 'l‘uenda‘:t the Eplks.pul
Ctinreh ;. on Wednesday et Dr. Patten’s Meeting.
House ; on Thursday at Mr. Eddy's McetingsMouse ;
on Friday at Mr. Gibson’s Meeung-House ; and on
Sutuvday at the Mctiiodist Chapel, from Bto 14, A,
M. und from 310 5, P. M.; and that all persons
o culuted are requested to attend at the same place
e on the eighth day from the inoculation for ex
amin:tion.
The Committee earnestly recommend to their fel.
low-citizens, that they avail themscives of this op
portunity to secure themselves and families from J:c
attutk of thav lopfsome wnd dungerous disease, the
Small-Pox. Heuwds of fumilies Will consider that
they owe animportant duty to their children and’ do
mesticks, und that if thiough their® inattention the
p-esent oppuitunity should pass unimproved, those
who had a right to depend confidently on their vigi
lance und wficetion, muy reproach the m with having
unnecessarily ¢xposcd their lives. It ought to be
be remembered, that our duty to the community re
quires us to contribute our excrtions, each within his
own sphere, to the extermination of that formidable
foe to human life, the small-po.r, und that the KINE.
POCK offers the only remedy for this end, and the
ouly hope of its final extirpation.
When the Inhabitants of the town of Newport re
colleet the expense and confusion so often suffered
by reason of the breaking out of the small-pox, and,
above ull the anxiety und distress of individuals,
occamioned by the frequent recuirence of this ca
lumity, the Committee hope that all who wre not
alrcady secured from the infection, will apply to
Doctor Fansher, at the times and places prescribed,
und sccure the town from the danger w ge Justly ap
prehend from the emall-pox. It 19 expected that
Doclor Benjamin Waterhouss, a native of this town,
and to whom the United States are gre:tly indebted
for the early communication and adoption of the
VACCINE INOCULATION, will attend duding the
vaceination in Aewport, and by his advice and great
cxperienée, will be enabled to render great assist
ance to Doctor Fansher.
AN adjourned mecting of the TAM
A MANY SOCIETY, or Corvmpian Orpen,
Will be held on MONDAY EVENING next, [bcmq
the 24th of the momh of * f‘.om."l‘nt the Counaa
Fire of their Great Wigwam,in the State House, pre
cisely at the going down of the sun.
By order of the Grand Sachem.
WILLIAM SIMONS, Secretary.
Season of Fruits,
Month of Corn, the 191, Sept, 19,
Year of liscovery, 518.
s L.
THE Mecmbers of the Zmmany Seciety, or Coltm.-
bian Order, pursuant 1o a vote at their last meeting,
are requested to weur the usual badge of mourning,
(» bI..;L crape on the left aim, Jbove the elbow,) for
thirteen days, from Sunday next, as a tibute of re.
speet for tfneir late werthy and venerable Brother,
Jor Diupee, deceased. Per onder,
scpt 19, W. SIMONS, Secrerary
IO PP EISIE
The Committce request that no cigarrs be smok.
cd in the brildings dcl";gmtcd,u the practice js dan.
gerous, and to many offensive, The women who »
tend to be inocculated, are requested to wear shoit
sleeves.,
OISO -
John L. Ross, Jun Thomas G, Pitman,John
Stocum, Robert N. Auchmuty, John P, Mann,
Ldward Thurston, Daniel Shelduny Edward
P ant om el ommittec.
July 10.
& ANDREW M'CORRIE,
Brigadier General, let Brigade,
ABNER HATHAWAY, .‘
Brigade Major and Inspecter,
Sept. 19,
Horizontal Patent Pump.
TAMMANY SOCIFTY, or
KiNL-PUCLK s NOOCULA L VWUN,
EKIGADI GRIIERS.
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.
COLUMBIAN ORDER.
" /l ‘L'u.
JOHN CAHOONE.
17.:.F
AI.L persons having demands aguinst the late firm,
of “ LOPEZ & DEXTER,"or the subscribers .
divwually,are requesied to present the sand for wd~
Justment ; and persons indebted 1o them are inform.
ed that unless tf;_v muke paymemt by the 2uth of Oc
tober next; they shall be Mgnl with an Attorney for
collection, SAMUEL LOPRZ,
sept. 19 HORATIO 8. DEXTER.
THB Copartnership heretofore existing be(wee{&
the subscribers, under the firm of HARVE
SESSIONS & (0. is this day by mutuul consent, dis
solved. All persons indebted to suid firm are requeste
ed to make mnmediate puyment 1o Jarvey Secsions,
who is authorized 1o receive the same, and these vwho
have any demands against suid firm, will' pleusc @
present them to him and receive their pay.
JOR SHERMAN,
Oth mo. 4th, (sept. 12.) HARVEY “RSNIOVE,
The correxicn under tle
firm of FEAKING & FAIKMAN, 18 Uiscay dissole
ved, by mutual consent. All persons havirg de,
munds, will Jmuc to present them for settlement
and those indebted ure requested to muke immvdi;«u‘
payment to RICHARD FAIRMAN, who is authosizg
ed to settle the sume.
MARTIN FEARING,
RICHARD lAWA.PQ
The business will be continued. by Rmilo
ARD FAIRMAN, at 134, Thames-Street, who has
on hand==an ctgmive ussortime lg o 3ve 3
STAPLE & I"ANQQ 00 DS.
Newport, september 8, 1610,
‘ UanvLl SESSIVNS.
At his old stand, No. 135, Thames-stree?,
OPFERS for sale a general assortmeent of DAY
GOODS, udapted o the season, which he is dew
termined to sell ut the most reduced prices. He will
receive übout the 15th jnst. o greut vuriety of xew
coops, which will be worthy atiention of those who
wish to purchase cheap.
He also kecps constantly for sale & comp lete as.
sortment of COTTON YARN of a good quality, and,
as cheap as can be purchased in this state.
sept, 12.
WILLIAM S, NICHOLS, Gold Smithg
hus removed from the Stund, whick
he lately occupied, to No. 89, Thames-staect,
silX dours Northef Mr. Townsexp’s Coffen
Housey, where he will coutinne w puy stricy
atlention to the commands ol his Cusiomers,
Aug. 31. .
Newport and Providence Mail Line,
Through Bristor and WaARREN.
The Subscribers respectfully inform th
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs as follows e
Leaves Newpiure, every morning [Sundsys
excepted] st 8 o’clock A. M and arrives at Provi
dence, ' 4 I'. M Leuves Providence, every merning,
(Sundays ex:rted)u 7 o’clock, P. M n:’L-n-ivu m
\ewport, at half past 20°clock, P. M.«-This LINE OF
STAGES passes over a beautiful road, where the
Passcnger has a fine prospect of the river, and n
most beautiful view of ihe Country, The fair for
each Pagsenger is §2 and 50 cents ; wnd allowed 25
Ihe. baggage. Every 125 poands, ryo the same u 8
P srenger~Ali fuvours will be t mtﬁaﬂ:“ receiv
e and gratefully acknowledged, by the Publick’s:
obedient and ‘:mzbl'r' n;-nu,
15 \AC FISH, W} Propristort,
PEL¥ *H, Newpert,
N. B. Pussengers; who wish for se:t- ip
Newport, are requested to eall at the House of I'E
LEG mﬂ'.'nc':r the Stute-liouse; snd st the house
ISAAC FISH I'voteener
v, vent. b, 1910
ABRAHAM SHERMAN,
RBSI'ECTI"ULLY informs his Friends ind the
Publick, that he has conmenced Lusii s in
the store, No. 155, Thames-Street, where he is now
opening a general and extensive assortmait of
a kC RSPEAN axp INDIA GO DS,
comprising ulmost every article usually culled fir: in
the Dry Goods Line,which he is determined 10 sull on
the most liberal terms.
Newport, 9th mo. 18th, 1810.
THE subscriber being authorized to close the un.
settled business of the late fum of Fewy ¥,
Cransten & Co selicits those who wre mdebted 10, or
have any demands againet soid Fum, to call wnd ads
Just them immediately. HEXKY Y CRANSTON.
N. B. The vuction and Commiosion Lusiness wijl
in future be conducted by #. F. Cransten, at the old
stind, No 94, Thamesstreet. sepl. 12,
HAVING formed a new connexion in business on,
on the 7th duy of July, 1809, hercby requesia
ali persons who were indebted to him previous (o thaty
time, 1o call und pay the same, us the sccoums and
notes unsettiod nlll, er the Ist of October next, will by
positivily putin suit at the next November cowmt. *
sept. 12,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLICK AUCTION,
On the 2d of the W'h monh nixty, {ir Jamwr
weather, if noty the firet fair day after,) ast 11 o’slock,
A. M~oOn the premiscs,
N NFE HOUSE LOTS. frout ng
Farewell street, each Lot bounded on &« cross
street, they being part of the meadow ficld belonging
to the M{ﬂy of Friends. g
Dimentions, condition, &e. to be made knowa at
the time and place of sale. :
Newport 18th of the 9th month, 1810,
Copartnersl a—- Dissolved.
Tlll! subscribers on the 6th inst. by mutual con.
sent, dissolved their connexion in business, hich.
€rio existing under the firm of HENRY V. CRANSs
TON & QO. HENRY Y CRANSTON,
sept 12, BENJAMIN WIGCHTMAN, .
Newpert, sept. 1, 1810,
Coparinersiyp— Lissolved
New Arrangement.’
NOTICL.
HEA'.Rr BU’:L‘
DISSOLUTION.
NEW STORL.
L ANDS.
NOTIC: .
REMOV AL,
NOTICE.
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