The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-21 00:00:00, page 4

(2) “ Unless in andkerchief or rop . »
The metaphor of the “repe,” 50 immediately
follawa that of ine * knave o 7 uefi” that u reader,
unacqaainied with Jerry, would suppose him ace
tndly in limba, wod abl;:ut Lo m{i’er for an hisnoas of.
fenes, A man must be in a critical siluation when
a rope is his last dependence.
1) * Such as an arrant knave or thief®
In my opinion, Jerry suliers by this comparison,
But he, knowing (he secrets of s own heart better
than others possibly can, induces me to yield acqui
escence to the assertion. Before Jerry turned fede.
r.odse, he ever sustained the repatuiion of an Aonest
man. The chamsv, in his morals, mast have, taere
fore, been comeident with that of his politicks.
ON THE UNFORTUNATE EVENTR OF 1810
BY 4 MEMDER OF Tk OUIZZICAL SOCIETY,
“ Qh, I could wecp my spirit fram my eyes.”
OR THE CRUCODILE TEAKRS oF
JERRY McGOONKIN, ESQ F 1. 8.
A FEUDERALISIE OF THE OLD SCHUOL,”
'O3 THE RHODE-ISLAND HEPUBLICAN.
HONOURAGY MEMBER O
T EsSSEX JUNTO. ke, &ec.
Vo which ave udded,
NOTES, CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY.
oS
MeGOOSKIY comes, in mournfui black,
Boedeub'd with printer’s ink—his back
Bont double by aload of woes,
Heap'd on Him by his stubborn foes ;
His hosom swell’d with poignant yrief|,
Such as an arvant kagve or thicf( 1)
Beteays, when desperate his c.se,
A gallrme stares hinin e face,
Not like « widow’s, (who has just
Congign'd a husbund to the dust ;
Whom fishion Lids assume Lier weeds,
AL hlabher a¢ the hearse proceeds,)
Is Jerry's ease—far she, poor soul,
Cin gt another cheek by jowl.
Bl voor MeGoogkon has no hope,
Unless in han tkerchiel or rope,(2)
T ridd hi of this woild of cares,
aml ense bim down old Time’s back-stairs,
owe'er, he stitl wvoids the noose,
And takes the nume of mowning Gaos.
Oh, lend an ear, my lrother Medy ¢
Yo pntriumk ln,;‘gu‘lhrgda(.‘;) }
Yo prejodic’d enlighten’d fowe
Arstoeratick, matley crew
Ye encinies of peace and I|!li¢t :
Ye lovers of luxurious diet ; y
Yo consequential wealthy band,
Wi, with O/d England, hand in hand,
In onposition deign to rise
"Gamst vulgar democratick lieg :
I pray you, hear the tragick siory
Wiuch brother Jerry lays hetore ye.
The year from whence my taleis deawn,
Thank Jerry's sturs is alivost gone ;
And though old miaids may rue the shock,
will rid ue of & scwnbiing block,
Whose opposition’s been so great,
Wove smugeled in bul one peor State(4) ;
At this by *dint of schemes which bordar
A liitle on the standing ovder ;
A year 80 chieck’d by surange events,
Swch us clections, discontents,
Intrigue, corrupuion, discord, strife,
Ana quariels belwixt man and wite(s),
That 1o look baik, you'd scarcely kiow ity
Did not the * pranesr's devil” show it
Ly olack and white, 80 plain, that all
Must be convine’d-——or Jerry fall.
In spite of «ll our opposition,
Peisuasion, treason, and sedilion,
The democratick pacyy sl
Go counter 1o our sovercign will ;
D spise our counsel, scorn our tireats,
Anadare 1w pay the nuton's debis 3
Prrsue un economick plan,
And bate we fories Lo « man.
Ablis ! so desperate’s our case,
Toey will nok ¢rust us in a place
Of houoar or emolunent,
For winch, all lengths we ever went,
E'ervmather Briraen's disvegardad
H v meniseer of peace discarded(6) ;
And not a reason mention’d way,
But giving Government the fie,
Unnumber'd oher insu/ie 00(7)
Arve still held up o publick view,
Wineh, we most manfuliy contend,
Wore but the lushings of a friend,
Waose sufety with our own’s so olended,
Her agfumy snould be commended.
Wiiere is the man, so lost to Qride,
With “ wealth and talente cn his vide,”
Who'd ¢'en by reason be persuaded
That Juckson onght to be degraded,
8o tar ws to spologize,
Like ua, tor only telling les(8) ?
This year hus frown’d on all our teil,
Wih France the country to embroil §
When, if with Englind an alliance
Had but been foom'd, we'd bid deflance
To Bueniparte(9) and ull his host,
Wiho, ol the two, we hate the maost,
Now without cause—for Frenchmen fought
In times with dire destruction fraught ;
Oppos'd ti" invaders of our coasts—
Fl'd Charoa’s boat with British ghosta,
And sprie ol tordes—loyal band,
Gave lndependence to our Land.
Such deeds us these—~witness, oh, Heav'n ;
H.ve never, never, been forgiven
Nor shall they be, while theve remains
A drop of blrod n teried’ veins.
This year, our newspaper defrats(lo)
OF wickod Frenchmen—prove reireate
OF British arimes, who Lo gain
The ficld, retrcan and leave their slain ;
Contending that they've won the day,
Beciuse compel’d to run away.
C arageous towends— Britwmia’s sons !
How thankful ought to he the Done
For allies, who contempt cun show,
By mmiuf back(ll) upon the foe ;
And, by thew speed in flight, reveal
The value of @ nimble heel.
(" L'o be continued. )
In which boor Jerry's wwoeful case
Firat wtares the reader in the fuce,
Ind abmaost driv'n to desparatien,
Le hinta at self-assination ;
Bt wanting cowrage (o fulfil
A decdpequiring little slill,
e risenin pactick mizhi,
vind ealls wpan hea friends, vuiright
T hear a list of sud events,
Lvoduc’d by Dema malcontents,
RUEPI.ECTIOVDNS
POLTRY.
CANTO I,
NOTES.
HOK SALL,
A DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP in
Market-sguare —Miso, 2 Lots of Land, lving
o that part of Newport called Newtown., Euqure
L of SPENCER HALL, on the PVrenuses.
Adipersgns indebted 1o 5P NCER HALL
are requested to make immediate payment.
] nov. 14.
I'OR SALE,
THAT pleasantly situated Fstate, now
occupied as & Tavern, by Samves Denrsas,
in Portsmouth, containing 24 acres of land, with a
good Dwelling-liovse and new Barn, that will ae
commodate ten horses. There is on said place a
youngb:rchard of choice fruit trees, five years old,
and abovt 4 acres of handsome wood. The above
place is picasanily sitnated on the east road leading
to the Biidge, is 6 miles from Nowport, and com
mands an extensive view of the east river. Those
who are inclined to purchase, will please apply to
o TR WALTER CORNELL.
(11) * By turning back wpon the foe®
It s customary £ all gvear wen, (sueh as Mar
quireny, Lovds, und leading federatints ) v hen they con.
sider themselves dusvlied by their dnferiours 1o sig
nty eontempt by wraing their backs upon the in
aolene ccitiffs. This sppesrs 1o have been the casc
with Zord Wellington in th lute engarement with the
Frenchom Porvigal. His Losdeiep considering that
JSiving bullets wn gentlemens’ facces was as greos an in.
suitus aparting 1 them, He herefore ordered his
Wen 1o turn upon their heels and wo'i o #
Likewriscmmy Garden Loty in Barney-street,
180 feet by 48. Possession will be given on the Ist
of October next. For further puriiculurs, ingoire of
JUHN A. CULLINS.
December §.
RIEAL st AT lu—-For SALE.
’l‘“ . Subseriber ifers tor sale, his
House and Lot, together with a large Coach
House and lurge Stable, the lagest and best in the
town of Newporl, situated in Droad-strect, u few
doors from the State House.
The gbave property will be sold reasonable, and at
accommodating ternis. S
)\N Uniform Couat, unsoiled and near.
4 ly new. Also & Hat and Plame. For pa
icutars, apply at this office. oct, S 1
Alscmma Lot of exceiient Land, containing
about 4 acres, half a mile from town.
FOR SALE,
ON Gardrer’s Wharf, sixteen Thousand CONNPEC.
TICUT BRICKS, of the best quality. Enqguire or
Wm. Gurdner, on suid Wharf. sept 19,
CRANSTON & ~HAW,
II AVE just received snd ofler {0 ss'e,
100 bbls, superfine UVionr. of the most
spproved inspection ; 10 hihds, high 40h proot Jamgi.
ca Itum ; 10 chests souchong Tes ; 51508 Miandy.
5 quarter casks Mulaga Wine, December 4.
' I AT voted andd valusbie soand for o
TAVLRN, now occupied by capt. Ricnarp
Bauxer, with the siore, stable, coacli-house, &e. all
in complete repair, is now ofierea fir sule. 7
B e ; ,
RHODE- IS AND COAL,
OF a superionr quality, just landed on Lyon’s
wharf, and for s:sic by the chaldion, or siialler
quantity, for casm, bv the subscriber—who wil re
ceive regular supplies of that aincie, durry the
winter, ; JOHN B. LiUN,
Nov. 16,
(4) “ We've smuggled in but one poor State ™
Had it been as difficult for Jerry to talk as to write,
the lower clus: o federahats vouldy no have knowi,
to this day, 1., Counectic'tt was smuggled into the
Sederal dynasty, by the joint exertions of priests and
lawers. Any petty merchant may successfully evade
custom-house rezulctions ; bt to evade the wiles of
democrats, we should always emnploy the “ best blvod
of aur counivy.”
LIVF. Geeseond F'onw! FEA'THERS.
and Featlier Beds, from 20 to 45 dollars, kept
constantly for sale by
ABRAMAM BAKKER,
No. 2, Charles-arees.
Newnort, Mareh 9, 1810
(9) * Ta Buonaparte and all i host.””
The name of Napolesn fills with awe the ecoward
hearts of the whole federal purty ; who afieet to be
lieve that nothilig short of the wmost ab/ject submission
to Great- Brituin, will prevept our iziling into s
lunds. Hondreds of o/d women have been so fright.
ened with the ery of “ Frerch infiuence,” 18 to funcy
their daughivers alveady toin from thew arms by tiese
merciless Mongienrs ; and a circle of ladies wus a
few days since completely routed, by overbearing
a little boy in the street cry out ** bon jgur.”
(10) * This year eur vv spaper di foats
Jerry has heve “ shot wide of his mack” ; and in
stead of mowramg over the misfortuncs of his' pare, he
appeacs to exult at the mew mode of gaining victories,
sidopted by the British generals in Spain and Portu
bl
(8) “ Like ua, for enly telling lies”
It must be acknowledged that Jerry is very candid
in this confession,
(3) ““ Yo patriatick logyerheads ¥
This tit'e, though well applied, reminds us of a
pot ealling disli-keetle hard uames,
(3? “ vind guarrels betwixt man and wife”
Tam fur from believing that Jm-vz hus any inten
tion of columpiating is neighbours, by this assertion ;
as 1 Liwve heen witness 1o “ atriking proofs” of the
ahove in his own family, particularly when he was af
fiicted with the hypo-cogriac.
(6) * Her minister of peace discarded.”
The democrats, to the great annoyarce of the
“ friends of order end good government,” still continue
te “uhraw in their teeth,” the impresament of our sqil-
LR ﬂl::lazluck un the Chesupecke ; murde- of our cit
szena ; and woustifiable innwvations of uwutrenal luw ;
with a wultiphieity of other insulls received from
Great- Bratain.
New Feather Leds & leathers.
Prancis James Jacl:son—the hevaof the Copenhagen
tragedy, wlo left Washingten about a year since, with
a* flea sn his ear.”
A 7) * Unnumber’d other insults too”™
Newport Hatel—/for sale.
Newport, 10th of the 10th month, 1810.
July 18.
FOR SALE,
JAMLES PLRRY.
18.¢f.
Celeorated Stomachick Edixur of Health,
(Price R and 50 cents.)
Onre of the most eticacions’ Medicines, ever offer
ed 1o e pubiick, for the speedy” relief” wnd cure of
obstinate couyhs, colds, consumptions, the hooping
COUTI, usiiaiay, p:till» andh winds an tue :tnlnach, re
imoy oy, babitual costiveness, sickness attie stomach,
dysciievies, choler . morbus, sovere geipisgs, the
swiiier bowel compluint in chilidren, &c. &e.
kin. RUBERTSON'S
Vegewable Nerzons Cordiad, or Nature’s
Grand Restarative,
( Price 1 and 50 certs.)
T 8 confilently recommendaed, as the most efllcaci.
ons medicine, for tie speedy relict and cure of all
neeveus complaints, impurities of the bloud, seminal
weokiuess, gleets and varous complaints resulting
from sceret nupiopiicty of youth aud dissipated
plewsures, residence w warm climates, the immotier
cre use of teag the unskillful or excessive use of
Ccrenry, so often destructive to the human frame,
wodd (iseases peculiar to females at a certuin period
of ufe, barrenncss, &c. &c.
k. RoBERTSON'S
Patent Stomachick #Wne Bitters,
(Price One Dollar.)
Those celebrated and well known Eitters are com
posed purely of vegetables, and are particularly a
dupted for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
«uth strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite ; they are extremely serviceable in all seasons
but particularly so on the upproach of warm weather,
when bilious fevers experience such total loss of ap
petite. Jleo, @ certain preventative against mtermit
tent habits, agues, dysentaries, &c. &e.
DR, ROBERTSONS
Celebrated Gout und Rheumatick Drops.
[ Price Two Dollars. )
A sufe and effectual cure fop the gout, rheuma
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, swellings and weak
ness of the 34»'"\13, spraine, bruises, and all kinds of
green wounds—the cramp, puins in the head, fuce
and body, sufincss of the neck, chiiblains, frozen
banbs, &c. ;
e Dgr. RoßErTsox’s
Intallible Worm Destroying ILozenges,
A medicine highly necessary o be keptia all fam
ilies—price 50 cents.
Lyr. Dyort’s
Anti-Bilious Pills,
Forthe prevention and éure of Bilious and Malig
vaut Fevers. Price 25 cents—lurge boxes 50 cents.
Lig, Dyorr’s
Patent lich Qintment,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease, and cer
taiuty, 18 infinately superiour to any other medicine
for the cwre of that most disagrecable and tormen
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price 50 cents per box
Dgr. Tissors’s
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick Drops.
! .
( Price Two Dollars. )
The Vegetabl: Balm of Life,
(!'rice One Dollar.)
Tue Balm of [beria,
Rxtracted from an Tberia Plant, for caring defrcts
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &e. &e.
Price Two Dellars,
The Restorative Dentrifice,
For cleansing, whitening, and preserving teet heth
and gums. Price 50 cems per box.
Since the above invaluable medicines were first
discovered upwards of Seven Hundred Thousena
Peraons have experienced thewr happy and salutary
effects, many of whom fiom the greatest debility.
DR. DYOT'T, respectfully soiices the publick to
observe that owing to the ecriificates of cuves, per
formed throngh the efficacy of the sbove medicines
having become toe nuinerous. for their insertion in a
newspaper, he has in consequence thereof publisied
pamphiets, wherein are enielled, in thé most de
monstrated and conspicuous manner, the undeniable
facts signed by citizens of the ficst respeclability,
clergy, and members of the faculty ; and are now to
be had gratis of him and his respective agents,
uu-u’bo-t the United States.
A Fresh -spiy of the above Medicines, for sale,
at the store
G. & T RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMUEL W. VINSON,
Arorygcarnr, Newpart: Sept. &
TAKF.N in payment for BOOTS and SHOES, at
104, ToaNEs-STeEST,
CHARLES COGGESHALL.
Oct. 17, 1810.
Will.Llid.4 LO¥IE,
HAVL\'G commenced the HAIR.
DRESSING Duisiness, solicits the paironage
of his friends and the publick. The utmost atien
tion will Le paid to Lis customers, whose favours
will be grateful!y acknowiedged.
He fxus just received from Hoston, a great
varicty of Perfumery, which, with other articies u
llz:)l in ;is lime, Le will sell on woderate terms,
ct.
HOWLAND & ELDY,
No. TV and 72, Thames-sirees, Hluve for sale,
ﬁ Yow l);i)z's Cuumry Gl 20 keps
of Butter, suitable for fumily use ; 10 boxes
souchong Tewn; with a general assortment of Groce
ries, as usual ~ Oct. 31.
GENUINE PATENT AND FAMILY
MEDICINES.
Which are celebratel for the cure of most discases
te which the human body s lisble,
Prefiured only by the sole profirietor
. W.DYOTT, M. D,
Grandson of the lute Dr. RosenrsoN, of Edinburg
WILLIAM ENGS & 50N,
No, 70, Thamex-street,
lAV E just received a lurge additional supply of
I' Ironmongery, Hard-Ware and &ut
tery—and now offer for sale an assortment unusually
extensive, T'hey have on hand s usual, a complete
assoriment of Nuils—also sheet Lexd, sheet deon,
steel of varions Kinds, cast iron Stoves, Shovels and
Spudles, &e. &e.
Likewise—an assortment of Swedes IRON,
October 3
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TAN AR 3. hpliads TRELUR Rk VXS
Yks IF. 510 ST o
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~),:.q'-.. yi e o 0 i i IR ARIRRE XS
RST Y e 4 A ',gft'h@.’:ﬁ‘.
3 K, e Yly v KT o - A
LOPILZ- & DEATER,
COFFER AT PRIVATZ S4LR,
12,600 wt Green COL i
2.000 bushels ine SALT.
Nev. 28.
- COUNTRY PRODUCE
THE Honoursble Court of Probate of the
town of North-Kingtown, having appointed the
Subseribers Commissioners Lo receive and exuri' @
the claims of the ereditors te the Estate of DANITL
WEIDEN, late of North-Kingstown, deceased, ree
presented insolvent ; and six months from the &y
day of Oct. last, being allowed for that purpose—No.
tice is hereby given, that they will attend szid Lusis
ness xt their respective dwellings, at any tinie within
the period above mentioned : No aecounts will be
received unless properly attested.
RICHARD THOMAS, C P
SMITH PEARCE, } bgt
All persons indebted to the above mentioned Feo
ate arc earnestly called upon to make imnedice
pavmeni to BENJAMIN SMITH, Jdawenestrator,
North-Kingstown, Nov. 20, 1810.
et it
NOTICE.
Tll! Subscriber Laving beem appointed bvilg
ot Court of Probate, of the town of New
poit, Administrator upon the Fsiuwe of
SUBAN gAH BUTTS,
late of Newport, decensed ; ond havis . miven bord
secording to law, for the faithiul dischurge of tig
trust thereby committed to him, requeas il pew
sons who src indebicd to the Fatate of sl deo &
sod, to make immediate payment, smd thveg whe
have any demands agaivsi said Fsiete 0 ex 0
thew to Lim. DARIEL DENYAM Jr,
Nov. 14. Gamtmelrater,
e T ——
. NOTICEFE.
THE Hon. Court of Frobate. for Ihe tovwn of
Chariestewr, sppointed the Sulscribers Com i oas
ers 1o receive, examive, and acjust the cloms of e
Creditors to the Bstate of
BENJAMIN HOXIE, Feq. ;
late of said Chariestown, deceased, ropreseried in
solvent, and did allow rwelve months, from the
sth day of November, 1809, for the purpose of ad.’
justing said sceounts ; und the said time havihg exe
pired, and the business of said commissioners no¥
being closed, the aforesaid Court of Probate, havirg’
allowed six menths more from sth Nov. 1810, forthe
purpoee of closing ssid Commission-—Noatice is here.’
by given, that we will attend on sqid business o
the last Monday in Junuary next, at tha Dwellug
House of Col. Enwarp Wineox, in said Chariesiong
at 10 oclock, A. M.——All accounts and demands
must be duly attes‘ed. . 2
NATHAN TAYLOR, ‘
DANIEL STAN'mxz Cmmive
All persons indebted to said Lstate, are re
quested to make immediate payment to
TH : HOXIE, Admin'r.
Charlestows, wov. 6, 1810,
'I'HF. Subscribers intend to com
mence the Weaviiz of «!l Kinds of CUTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory ia L town, in ihe coune
of len or twelve days. Those paients and gusrdiare
who wish their cbinrﬂl to learn the wt of Weaving
with the Flying Shuttle, &c. are requested to arply
imediately ; Wages will be given accordirg to theie
o7ies and abilities, and increased as the) cnereave
the art of Weaving.
They will immcﬁiately commenee M.rfacturing
different kinds of twine and lines. Wauted,
A quautity of clean FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY,or
STEPHEN DELLOIS,
THE Subﬂ)crs having formed a con.
nexion in bu , under the firm of LOPFZ &
FAIKMAN, in the Dry Goods line, will have to ofior
an extensive assortment of Fancy and Staple Goous;
at their store, No. 134, Thames sireet,
JOB DURFEE,
late 0 Portementh, yeoman, decessed, representcd
insolvent ; and six months frore the 12th inst are al
lowed for that purpose. Notice is hereby given that
they will atiend to suid business, ac the house of
Tromas Duneex, in said Portsmoenth, onthe firsh
Monday in every month, duting the above peiiod.
h;io accounts will he reccived unless properly atiest.
GEORGE HALL, 2. } S
ed. THLLINGHAST ALMY, 1 oL
Al persons, indebted to said estate, are esrnestip
called upon to make immediate payment, o
Nov. 28 THOMAS DURFEF, Bercutorn
NOTICE, .
THE connexion in business former!v suls
sisting between the Bubscribers, under the
Firm of WANTON & RATHEONE, was this day
dissolved by mutuzl consent.—All persons indebted
to said Firm, sre requested 1o ms ke immediate paye
ment 10 GEORGE WANTON, who is authorized to
receive the seme.~—Andall those who have demaids
aguinst said Firm, to present them for payment.
GEORGE WANTON.
GEORGE 8. RATHEONE,
Newport, Nov. 27. :
'l‘ HY Hon. Court of Probate for the town of Porss«
ment/s. in the County of A ewpors, having appoints
ed the subsciibers Commissioners to receive and ex
amine the claims of the creditore to thegEstae of
fI Vi Hon, Court of Probete for the
the town of MNewshoreham, in the county of
Newport, baving appointed the subscriber, Adaines
tratrix on the Estate of
ETHAN C. BRIGCS,
late of sa'd Newslereham, Jcceased ; and has takes
upon hevaelf thut trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons having demands upon the sed
Fstate, are requested to exhibit them for settiement ;
and all prrsons indebted are required 10 nake immes
diste payment to MARY BRIGGS, Jidmnied® .
or 'o RAY T. SANDS, her Aitorney.
THE Subscribers having been appoint
ed by the Hon, Court of Probate, for _thc.to.vmd
Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioners
1o receive, examine and adjust the claims sgainst
the Estate of J
SAMUEL STERNE. Merchant, -
late of said Ncwport, deceased, represented im
soivent, do Lerely give notice that six months frem
the date herenf are sllowed to the creditors of suid
estate, to brin‘ in their rugcetive claing to either
of the subscribers, at their respeciive dwellings,
within the time aforessid.
Jom TownseEnD, J'“ } Oomamiosrioncrs.
Davier Devnaw, . .
And #li persons indebted to said estate, are re
quested 0 muke imnediate payment to
SAarAM STERNR, Jdeinetratriy,
Jonux Stsewn, Jdemmsirar.
Newpere, Dec. 4, 1810,
July 24.
Newnort, nov, 21,
COPARTNLKSHTL.
NOTICE.
NOTICL.
NOTCY.
NOTICL.
NOTICE.
JOSHUA LOPPZ,
RICHARD FAIRMAN: