The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-07-18 00:00:00, page 3

P hitedelpbia, from Cadiz, bringi: ¢ jotelii
£ N 0 W 8 Joté as the 29th M.y, 8 duys httsl:
Ihe Fren~h had advarced with thelr works
at Matagorda; but hadnot opened. No ftur
-24 er hostilities had be/ manifested on either
side On the 17th #d 23th May, twe of the
prison ships ran a::zrc in gules of wind, by
which 6or 700 F ch prisoners were re
le;.sed. the boats o/t.hc British men of war
attempted 10 boar¢them while drifting, and
. teke out the prighei™ but W Frenchmen
h.ving yot arms h their hands kept them off,
‘e and killed 16 of 17 of the English ; from
which e supposed the we on the 35th, have
in s 4 or 300 U proners, uking rhe advantuge
of the ;.','Ltk-\ had rose Ol\(i\cil‘ glldlds, setzed
gheir ar seut Lo CaDis, aud et e drilton
shore—the Yrenchmendetended her untl
they were all \unded, wien the British sat
her on fire. - & -
Cunt. Q‘-l-l““ﬁ(rms. tut on the 200th of
Muy, the Spainish nounlneers urmed only
with knives, daggersyanteutlasses, poured
down on the lown of Chiri(:heut 16 wniles
. from the isie of L"““;*“’fllcd by a boly ol
French, whom they rvoutedyd cur to picces,
hardly leaviag & man to \} their misfor
. eSS 1 : : .
Cpt. Quail heard nothif the battle in
Pomng:ll nr the cvacxlati()lof Mudrid, as
reported via Charlestan
Monday arvived the briy Coustellation,capt
Lieach, from Cadiz, She salied on the 22d.
of M.y, Capt. L. informs that the Spabtards
and English had hud o severe engagement
*ﬁuh the French for the recovery of a fort.
- former were successful at lrst, but were
- at le'(r[h obiiged (0 doalidun Lhe position.
Both sitg claimed the victory. The Eng
lish said tie French lost 2009, and tiey abcut
400, The French had permitted water to be
_ taken from 5t M.ey’s tor the relicf of their
counteyner, prisogers in Cadiz, and on board
the ships, but they had pefused to suffer any
more to be tehien, The patriot efforts in the
Interiour for the :mancipation of the counuy
contined ; and the people in Cadiz were in
excelient spirits, b ‘
The Freach from fort Matagorda and the
batteries, freguently annoyed the shipping.
Tiae markets were good, and still rising.
[ Boston Palladium, _
The news of Burr’s Semng i French pay, comes in
#0 authontick a shape that we cannet doubt it. The
anaster salary, whicn thwe Jdurera lately infoimed us,
had been paid dittle Aaron by Baonaparte, we lave
anderstond anmunted (0 3000 sterling This feliow
bos turaed out so complote a villain, that we should
oot be surprized W he was receiving « saluy from
NWapoleon, and at the same Ui » reeciving a Beitish
r‘.lﬁ tor hrmg a Spy upon Lh‘ U Vsinment of
FONCG [y g v
We hear with regret, that the cavages of the PLY
in several parts of Marylomd, have destroyed the
2-."11-.;; portion of the Furmer’s hopes for this season.
The latc excessive drought assisted the depredations
of the insect; nd many planters en e eastern shore
we are intormed have plowed ap thoae wheat fieids
to prepare them for a full crop. How fur the Fly has
infested the western shore, we have not heard. _But
tny Faemers huve prospects of a plentiful hartest ;
we presume too, that the grain in the N.and N. W,
paris of the state, is Rourshing ——— Balt W hig.
PROBABILITY OF A BATTL PORTUGAL,
By an arrival at CharlestoiJuiy 2, from
'M..rimra, we have received scounts from
Liston a 8 iuts as the 16th M. which stutes
& battie hud been fought betwe the French
arniy and the Lnpglish and Poygeuese com
. bined. The fighting, it is sta&, continued
three days, the rrencn were Qipietery de
fe ted, with great loss. The kb pison
ors were many of them so copletely ex
hiusted with {iifue wnd bhung, that they
were unabie 1o procecd on scit%n;mrh.
Tlie report also states the evacytion of M -
drid, and tite arvival of a I'CEIA}I:CUH'."IIZ of
9000 men from England. |
Accounts.from - Cudiz huve ben received
at New York, via Tencritfe, us lawe as aboar
the Ist Juue, waich do not wemtion this re-
Pport. Is it probuble,not undepthese cucum
stances, that this report has uy foandation in
truih 2 In the fivst place, it'may be observe
«ed, that no gverlardd inteilizence could reach
Codiz. from4ne Spanish or Portuguese fron
ticr, particulurly of a fuvowrab/c natove,
wiils! the French ave in possession of 2l -
davasa and Estramudoura ; 21y, the arcival
in N.Yeork does not bring aceoants frou Ca
diz Aosiively as late as the Jst June ".f?rub
@//v not later than the Z3:h May. Tt 1s clear
that theve, was ime rnonch to hove received
inteliizence at Cadiz from Lishon of such un
eventy, by sea ; but -various circumstinees
might have retarded such a communication ;
¢ontrary winds, caline, and various other cose
ualiies might have imnoeded 1, On tae oti
er hand, Lord Wellesiey, gwe know by e
previous inseliizences had chwzo a spot
for an action on the Spanish [ouatier; the
Freneh were near hioa, and a battle was daily
expected. We should not he surdrizeslthercs
fore, ifthe next acconats from Lishon shanld
gonfirm this reparty, thonth not o s rlicst
cxtent. We well know the tendency of the
Portugnese to exacervie. Cettain it is, how
evere that the Charieston aconnt trom I.Aib"
Lon, is 00 circumsiantial ot w aiord a pre
sinption thut a rveport of such o buttle had
tLeen received in that cify, on the.lBth M v
e D e——
The President of thesUnited States, has
jsdned his Exequator to SAMveL Brascs.
Es .of Boston, as Vice Consul of His 5w.-
dish Majesty [or the States of M.ssachusetts
and New-Hampshire,
WEDNESDAY, JUuLy 18, 1810, ¢
tROM CADILZL.
NiEWPORT
Mr. Bexsamin Hamniy, ot ‘Livertorn,
lafely kilted a Hoy,-that welgned, whea dres
sed, 725 pounds, His under juw weighéd
53 1-2 pounas, and his bead 30. 1l st
cut next his buek bone 12 1.2 inches. The
Hog wus two yeurs, six' months, and three
duys old whcn ke ”
The Anniversaiy of wur Independence was
celebruted at Washington City, with the dis
unguished honours which have here been in
variabiy puid it.” Salutes ushered 1n the dawn
and were cepeated at lntervals euring the
day.
At 10 o’clock an oration wis delivered in
honair of the day, at the Baptist Meeting
,lluu.se, by Mr. Rubert Polk, ;
About nutn the spacions roums of the Pres
ident were vpeted 1o a large and brifilant as
semblage of both sexes, who partook ol the
jiberal refreshments provided, and enjoyed,
with the utmost harmouy, and pleasures of
sociul intercourse.
V arious dining and evening parties ensued
at «ll of which patriotick and convival plea--
sure rergned, and the day terminated without
any incident calculated o dump the general
JOy. | veeonal dntelligencer.
The Charlestown Courier of June 22, ob
serves =t Vessels are very much wanted
by the Merchunts of this City to take off the
Rice and Cotton on hakd to l".lh()p('. iom
2-12 d. to sd. per. ib. frieght for Colton, wnd
a proportionate friegbt tor Rice might be
rot for u veryconsiderable numher of vessels,
At Novth- K 7 wetown, ov Monday lust, b}‘ the Rev.
M verthap, the Non Ennnua . Poreu;Heg. of
Sowith- Kinestowa, wemher of Congress fiam . this
Strte, fo Miss Mauy Mawnzy, duighter of Pardon
Mawney, Esq of FogeGreenwich,
At Rio de Joweiro, My 13, Tls Mnast Serene
Higimess Don Peopko Cartvs e Bovesos De
Buacanea, Niyf nie of Spuin, 1o the Princess Da
Beira Duxsa Mavia Tepesa, doughrer of tie
Prince Beg .nt of Portugal The City and shipping,
were Maminicd for three nichts. A grand c{:sphy
of fireworks took pluce. 2500 rockets were dischar
ged ut once,
nren,
DANTLL SHELDON,
.Rnsm:(:n-‘m.x.\' informs Mis fiiends, that he
has on handes
A anantity of excellent cedar Clapboards.
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plani,
Joist, &e. &e. \
* Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHER
BURNE'Ss Whart' Nov 15
In this town, on Suncay mwoening last, after a ling-.
ering iMlness, which she bare with Christian fortitude
and resignit’on, Mes. Brrzapen Towsnseyp,cone
sort of Me, Thamos Tovnsend
On Thursday lust, Mrs. Evizaseru D Tisnae
consort of Mr. Wi Tisdaie, and daughter of M.
Silus Deuny in the 220 vogr of her age
tn Moday Yest, Tasres, son of M. Bonj. Bliven,
of this town, aged 13 wianths. .
At Middietown, (R.l) on the 10th inst Misg M«
Lick Govrp, danehter of the late Mr. Tho : Gould,
m the 47¢h vear of her are,
At Providence, at an alvanced age, . Bursvor
Rroves, 2 black n®an, of the Lite revolutionury audy
in wlich he long served wi'h deserved reputition,
At the gie o of Yorktown, he was severe'vowounde ),
having unfortunately lost a leg and an wem, and hay
since <ubsisted ona pension.— At Rochester, 4% inst.
MitTemyon Guvey, aged 50, he dropped dexd”
frem Lishorse While riding.
1o Purie, Parr. Beurwreon, a 2 once-fimons Asine
tick nabob, who brought from the East-Indies 'n foie
tune of little less than a mitlion sterling ; he died in
verv indionant clirenmstances.
g . ‘."\ N 'o‘ v/,
'I O THOUSAND YARDS <
' Tow Clothy for which the highest price will
be given by
_NATHANIEL SWEET,
No. 109, fhames-sireet.
Kweport, April 4, 1819,
In Pomfier ((Con. ) Banvanp Puruiips, jun
apet 195 he fell 46 fiet from the cirt of a steepie, as
he was nsdigting in raising a tower; and although
he weiohed 270108 and nothing iatoweented Lis 2411
no hone wag feactured or disloe«t . hut the shock
deprived him of gl eongihilite helipy his lﬁpﬁ; he
survived the ceeident several davs
obe Sold o PUBLICK AUCT {oy
On THURS DAY, the 19th duy of July, at Puw
katuck Bridge, in Westerly,
A LY., the warkine Tools of the
Mr. Paul Sti'lman, eorprising a complete as
sortment of Clock and Watch-makers' Tools and
walerals, Gold and Sitversmiths’ do. Sale to con
menee at 2 o’clock in the afiernoon. '
Westerly, June 27. 15, 3%
Henry Y. Cranston & Ca.
I ] CY L Just recerved, axd offer tor
sale on very reasonable terms, at their Py
tion and Commission »*ore-.-.94, THAMES-STREET,
25 Pipes Country GIN, .
8 hatt do. do. do. gOf superiour quahty
10 tidds. 3d. proof WL RUM,
WANT D,
I"VIF.DI.\TF.LY. a Jmurneyman Hatter. A good
Warkman #t the business, will meet with con
siunt employment, by applving to .
: SAMUEL MOSES
July 15, 18,¢f
Fntered-..briee Olvmpns, Tolhot Vonninesn : ech
President, Tanner, Boston , sloop Philadelnhia, Cane,
Newburn, do. Aurora, € thoore, New-York
C;}(‘l"t'vﬁ--‘):nm;le Raoboreus, Croass, Gottenboveh
brig Fame, Rurrouvhe, do.; schoo Topaz, Biires
Plvimouth : sloap Fame, Justin, New.Vork ; ditto
Colden Age, Farl, do.
RRN T L TP T 3 T PT O T ST Y
o FOR SALL,
TWENTY SHARVS i the Phaores:
<ive Comnany. If not sold in f%e dave, ot
private sola, they will be sold at PUBLICK
AUCTION. Apply to
1 SILAS DEAN.
July 18,
MARIN'G JI,IST,
PORT HF NEMY RO
ILARGE 170 U,
M. IRR“' I’o
A‘N adjournce giegting of the “TAN
A MANY SOCIELY, or CoLuMßrany Onpex,
will be held on MONDAY EVENING uext, [being
the 25d of the month of * Horns,™ | at the Council
Fire of their Great Wigwam, in the State House, pre-
Ciscly at the going down of the sun.
Ly order of the Grand Sachem.
WILLIAM SIMONS, Secretary.
Month of Hovns, the 18th,
Year v,f Iscan ery, ois }
Seasun of biosgums,
T2§ Pinveciag acte. Marlborough
oréel, vgar the Methodist-Chapel, cuies CON:
SUMPTION, DISEASES of LEUNGS, LIVER, Bli.
10US COMPLAINTS, FEVERS, CANCERS,
COUGHS, &c¢ &c. by u suecesstul mode of Practice.
==A mode of Practice, which s restored to perfect
Healthy, a great number of Consuntive, wad othel
Putents, who, undor the common routine of Med:.
cul Practise, would have been, ere now, commiticd
to the silent grave!
'I_l(- iy be consulte:d at Ay hour ; and will attend
10 s}l requests, in the tine of las p ofsslon,
) J\ll) 18. . 3
'l‘ oo oabsaiber boving been suthorvized
by the Patchige of the HORIZON LML PA
vV a A"Z'.“l/‘, woaitake and vend the same, ex
casrely for s Island, informs those persons who
my be inchined 1o make use of the same, that the
et e seen, and their spemeiple exhibited on apph
caon o dre eubsciiber.
Offers for sule, at the store, on Long-wharf, formerty
occupied by the Progressive Company, Na, 11,
A General Assortment of Groeery, Crockery, and
Gluss Ware, (0. —-CONSISPING O o
Rum l Blick I‘eppel'
Gin )
e } BRANDY
Cognise & '
Molusses
Liyson =kin } TEAS
Hyson
I ~ is in contemplation to commence the WEAV.
ING BUSINESS o b variVus kinds, 1 the
JaCTORY LOUSE m tinis cown, provided o suffie
crent nuinber of suiteble persons can be procwcd .
tor chat purposc—="The Agend hoos taken ihis mothou
to enguive, if Parcois wid Guardisos wili ier their
Childeon learn thes busiis gB, (the Art of Weauving
we different Kinds of Cloth with the fyig Shoo ke,
&c.) fmr whicly suitable weges wall be given dunng
the tme they may be lewrning ; und after ey have
iq.‘.t_l_'ut,‘lo s Lo be at no expoence to L Fuctuiy, aid .
“cun do a good day’s work, dicn i that case the wae
ges will'be raised. Al those that wish their Chil
dren to le.an, and be employed in the Fuctory, are
requested to call atthe Office of the Ruone-isLanp
Kerodriean, for fu ther information,
Newport, July 18, 1810,
'r I Co.partoership of the <uheer.
bers, under the firm of Leonard Copgeshall ¢
€o. is, by mutual consent, dissohied. Al persons
having demands on, or indebted (o said firm, axe re.
questcd to call for immegliate settlenicnt.
14l NL'S R. l¢".(. .\. ARD,
GEORGE COGGESHALL,
WILLIAM FALES,
HENRY SMIT.I.
Bristol, June 26, 1840,
Souchong & Kosins
Boica Tooacco
Coflce Hice
Chovolate Sop
Laaf Candles
Hav.nna 3 Clieese
White & SUGAR' 'Bmwr v
Brown and Meal E
ALso,—l6o M. Shingles of tie tirst quality,
1. The highest price given for old Copper,
Bross, Lead, tron, & Breoss,
Newport, July 18, 1810, °©
T Ceraal Assembly, June Session, A, 1. 1810,
¥ SOV EN, Toat the tenn of the Supeeme Jus
AN diciat Court, wirich by law is to be holden at
Nempupty i the Fourtn Monsvay ol Jugus: next,
bc'hulﬁ"cn at soid Newpore, on e THunsw Ay HCE,
suceeding the Fonrth Mo xnay in Jnews next 3 ond
that all Writs, Executions, and otheér Progess, by |
which Ly are returnable to saud Court, 1o be holden .
on said Fourth Moxvay of vingust, be retiinea o
eaid Court, to he holden on said THurspay next
succeeding the Fourth Mospay in Jugust next.
Ordeved, That this Resolution be pubiished 0 ali |
the Newspupers printed in the town of Newpor?, f
weeks before the said THURSDAY, Next suceceding
the Fourth Monpayin Jlugust hext. |
A T'RUE COPY 3
Witness, SAMUEL EDDY, Secry.
Newpaort, Julv 18, 1814 ; 15 5w ‘
"« ()1 0y
THB Subscriber having been dul{ appuinted by
the Hon. Court of Probate of the town of
Newport, Administraier opon the Fstate of
| BENJAMIN WILBOGUR,
late of said Aewpere, Glazier, decoased, infestate,
and haviag given bond seccoiding o law for the fuith.
ful discharge of the trust thereby comniiied 1o him,
refuests alfptru:m who are indeb ed (0 the esat
of suid deccased, 10 make immedigte payment, and
those who have any demanils against said estate, to
«xhibit them w him.
WILLIAM WILBOUR.
Juy 11 17.Gw
ALL persons having accontis op o
mands against the RHODPE-ISLAND COAL
coMpany, are roguosted to present them amimedis
stely to ghe subscriver for settiement, ;
CHARLLS NICHOLS.
Portsmouth, (R.l) July 12. . _ 183 w,
State of Riod. -Idund and Proviaené
July 10.
f]ea/f/.) botter than N IchHes.
Horizontul Patent Pump.
TAMMANY SOCIFTY, on
COLUMEBLY ORDER.
e s @~
WILLIAM WHITE,
Pt LR
BY WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
VANV NU L lIC L.
Plantarions.
NOLICE.
JOHN CAMOONE,
17,1,
Ginger
Puncnto
T.ble Salt
Aloxandrin g
& B:ahlm«u} FLOUR
Wripping Paper,
“ July 18.
182 w
18,11
18,1 f.
New Stationary Office.
«3OSIAH U, DLW,
Ixmﬁ_m the publick in gencral, and his friends
W pa ticular, that he has opencd. o smill assort
meitt of the most ap&r«wed STATIONARY, conw
prising, among other, the foliowing uriicles, vie. -
Puper—=toulscap, poty loiter, grin and biack
edped, of ?he various deseriptions
CQuills, fromi 75 10,25 cents, per bunch;
rocket Books, trom 8§35 1o $4 euch ;.
Ponkinves, an sssortinent ;
Backgammon Tubles ; -
Scules und Dividers ;
Ink Stards, Sealing Wax; N \
Sund Boxes, Walers, luk in Cakes and Powder ;
SLaving Soap ;
Blach Lgud Penceils, &e. &e. &,
Besides a variety nl'u\liclc}\.:o nuierous to mention,
-’L ‘S‘ (). 1" R t?oll: '4‘. )
The Gennine English Permanent Tuk, for marking
Linen, «nd a constant supply of The ectebr: & thice
shit metalick Steel Pens—ub which will be sowd wt s
Boston pelaling prices-~CALL AND SEFE,
ko h..h,;\' andd l-(i"('l.\ Uil o
Newpari, .\pll\ T, llﬂu%
No. 118, Thumes-Sirecy,
I_l \S o vecoved and offers for sile
on the most Hboral troms st has new Stutions
ary Ullice, No. 118, Thauesssireet,
A comlete sna clemant A-:*mm‘at' of
Loegady, Commercig), and Notaviad Blanks, princed on
supesione Popery and the first sty le of (e Pristing
Art—=unong which wre the foilowing, vaz ¢
Powers of Attamey, ‘ shipping Papores, -
Dcm!s, \ Bdls of Sale,
Declurations ou Promiss | Coustors’ Manifosts,
sury Notos, v Blunk Chiecks on the
Lidentures, ' Bills of Bxchiang «
Do. ou Boeek Aceounts, B.aoks i Newpore,
Biils of Lading, Scoman's Journels, &ev
Also=Just received an Assortment of Penkiies
of various peices, irom 25 1o 100 cents.
ARY as usual,
Managors' Lists of the fortunate Nwinbhers in the
Tth Cluss of Hatheld Bridge Lottevy, niuy be scen sl
twis Office.
Lrchange and Lottery Office, o
No 118 'l'humn-xh'c'r".. J’f‘” g !
'l VHIE Sobseriber offer for sale. his
House and Lot, together with a large Coach
Housc and large Stable, the largest and best in the
town of Newport, situwied in Broad-street, a fuw
doors from the Stute House. ‘ k
ATARM
Pobe Bad, it 14 420 K AUCTION,
By order of the Supreme Judrvial Court by the Subscribén
bNN DA Y the S4lh of DAL :;t’
At 1 o'clock, PM. ' On the Premises,
(4 puir, if not, the. firet fusr duy fter,)
!o‘; " . 8 ! 'h
Warter Waisoy, Lute of Souti ' Singsiown. dicd,
serzed, 1o o coptan FARM (colled the Kobert Hazard
form)ving o Boston Neck, in sad Soath b simn,
cantaining L 3 acres of exceiient Lond, with & Dwels
Hig-House, Bon, e, thereon, amd o nige Ovcdwid,
of ‘he hewt crafred fiun g soid Farm s bounded on
the sen wnd o ¥otugo mscutt river, and is woll fens
cod and watered and well |-rupur|imwd for Devdow,
pasture and tita e indeilso, A certars ' Wood Loty
Wing in SouthaKmgstown, wbout balf a wile 110 m
the pubtick road wnd two and a hadf mides Gem L
tle Raxt M, contaming s hout 40 weres, covered with
fine timber— /o, A House and Lot of Land, coniili
ing about 3=4th of anacre ;. sad House v good op.
der et onditions made Know at the vme swod place
of sule,
Jdoinletiler o the
JEREMIAD EROWN.Z kol o/ Wat e
Wi
South-Kinustown, Jule 18, 610, « 18 Xy
A= e A AT S T LA Al -..
Tor o doa b Uidtain re AQR 100,
On TUESDAY, the 2410 ot July.
At 11e clock, 4. M O the Premiscs,
L 4/ mot previously dinposed of ut privote sale |
Fhoeo Howey Ao 00, Brigue s’ ct, >
une the Shop 'ulj'\in‘u;, vih o the Lot on whiel i
st ®s uswcnciosed, bo e e roptdepce of John 4 vion
eend, Deceased baiddl s i very pleasantly situss
ted, is in execllent order, posscasing every coMenis
ence for o family. 10 will be an object worthy the ute
tention of persons desirous of puichusing 4 real e
tule,
Conditions made known st the time of sule.
HEYRY. Y. URANSTON, Juekr. '
July 18 . 18,0 w,
——————— —— o ———— i it .S— 8 et et - sl
Po be et st PUBLICK AUCTIUN
POl the term of Gne Yra~ e
Onh SATURDAY, the 4th of Jduvus’ ety
Jt 11 o'clock, © On the Premiset,
VIL, 1.0 o 0 Band, on wi Shep
of Mevny Supnpovuxe is now stunding, froating
in Thames-#rreee, wi the Towi LD oo ie GW iopros
ved by Charies (iilen
3 A.c:}a"_—T’j /:]i‘T‘- < )
s For the term of scven i ar oo |
On MONDAY, the 6th of Auguy enty
At 11 o'clook, " On the Premses,
\ Lot of Tand, ot the bead of 5 oude
’
street, whereon stands the house of Aia Suaw,
Conditions made known ¢t the time and pﬁ. of
sale, !
EDMUND TOWNSEND,
g 4§ Town T'reanmer.
July 18, 183 w,
M
POR SAki., "
0 NE new Stage Coach, oo two Coatches si d
Harness. {'l.ey will be sold cheaﬁ and ¢~ %
00l eredit Pleuse cgquite at the .of e
i de-Telind Rdtublicud. >
Jule 18, AR
—— e e ettt t—————— s v &
. b 2 ' ‘_s'
New Feather I eds & Leathery
.l. » f 5 3 . -
I TVE Geeseand Fow: FitA, Hi Had
g . s ) s
4 kept constantly for sabe by . B
s Bt b’g BARKLA, B
: N, 25, Chatlrestg®
”('POM“?‘. (LI R . > ™
The above property wili be sold rersonuble, and nt
accommodating terms, ot
JAMUS PERRY.
’ 18.(,|
J“‘ ¥ l‘.
l\l a.\“ AJD ‘ -.‘b 3o .—--I"UK bt\‘oho
JOSTAH C. SEHAW.
CALL AND SiLl
STATIHON.