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Wa conduct would be marked by patriot
ism and reason. Too soon, howqyer, we
were convinced that such hopes were de
lusive, for he has trodden to a pace in the
steps of his predecessor. After all their
excuses for French depredations are ex
hausted, they now have begun to realize
the efforts of pliability and cowardice.. It
la too late, however, to hope that justice
will, give to our suffering countrymen the
products of their honest enterprise. The
administration prints have ever vindicated
the'aggressions of Napoleon, until the mea
sure of his avarice rias full. While the
citizens of this country, who had been plun
• dered on the ocean nr robbed on iand,-ta»ld
to the government aud the people the tale
of their misery, our rulers were unmoved
>nd silent. Thia sdauoa wm preserved
till an universal sequestration of property
in the ports of France had been aflfected,
aud now their faint heart! whisper that
we are abused. The better to ensure a
belief of their innocence -the democrats <
have raised the cry of Toryism against the
federalists, not because they believed their
attachment to .England, but because they
refused to join in the praises of France.—*
This, fellow-citizens, is the ground of this
monstrous change. You will yet fiqd it
true, though it should be too late to retne*
dy the evil. I
tion of the Protestant Episcopal Churches
in. this State, was held in this town. At
11 o’clock. divine service commenced at
the town-house, where a well adapted and
judicious discourse was delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Ward, of Newport.
ner stone, which was laid by the Rev-
Nathan B. Crocker, assisted by Mr.
A«a Bosworth, the superintending Ma
son.
A solemn and impressive prayer was
made, and an address highly appropriate
and eloquent, delivered by the Rector on
the occasion, hut numerous and attentive
auditory.
Wbat did Manual Godoy, Prince of
Ptßca, do fa* Spain ? Bartered away H.v
paniote Bad Louisiana to France; paid the
In the heat* for th* gubernatorial plate
DtXt spring, it is suggested that our pre
•ent Govemour will not be run, as he is
too frequently attacked with the blind
staggers, and fear a are entertained that
he anil fall in the courte.
* Ticket, No. ini, in the Union College
Lottery, (New-York ,) came up a prise of
500 dollars, on the twenty-seventh day’s
drawing, ana is owned by two respecta
ble gentlemen, one of this town and the
other of Portsmouth, (R. I.) It was obtain-,
ed at I. B. Wood’s Office.
NE IV EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The corner-stone of this stone edifice,
now erecting in this town, Was laid on
Tuesday last. The ceremony was con
ducted in the following manner.—At four
o’clock the procession moved from the
town-house, consisting of the Congrega
tion, the superintending committee, a bril
liant assemblage of Ladies, the Church
Warden*,and Rector. "A plate handsome
ly. engraved, with suitable inscriptions,
and presented to the society by Mr. Ne
nf.miah Dodge, was placed in the cor-
> Rrdttibence,
FRIDAY. B, 1818, .
I <■> 11 1 ' nni--.r»iAw.»-.. ■»
* We have often ailedged that the leaders
of the tkmocratickparty were biassed by
an mfluence for France. As new evidence
arose,*t)d other circumstances presented
themselves to yieir. we taute laid them be<
fore the public k, and enforced our opinion
with the candour nf meh'sod an impartial*
ity arising only froln a conviction of the
truth aud interest of the position. In de
cpile ofiproof, of argument and persuasion,
many seem still unconvinced, though wc
trust the number is gradually decreasing,
and that truth w dawning on our benighted
minds. While Mr. Jefferson held the reins
of power, a great portion of the peojf.e,
men the moat enlightened and patriolick,
advanced the doctrine of French influence
s in the cabinet,, and supported their asser
tions by proof which has been opposed only
by democrstick clamour. Upon the ac
cession to power of our present President,
W« entertained a hope that his greater
talents would acorn submitsi:xr and that
On Wednesday last, the annual conven-
ing at ln thh slate. At British
justice is tn pursuit of evidence to convict
Idtke in a Court of justice; and as a ves
■rl has bean despatched to find Jeffery, we
feel confident nn his return to England, a
m<>re severe punishment will await the
petty tyrant, than 'that already inflicted
upon hity>. The fate of Govcrnour Whall,
md the prosecution of General Picton, one
would think would be a lesson to cruelty
Hid passion.
By‘the Dublin papers, ‘received last
light, it appears it was known in England
lut Jeffery had been saved, and was rm
doyed by a blacksmith, near Beverly.
The Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, of
Iriatol, (R. I.).has been unanimously elect
d Bishnp over the Episcopal Churches
•» Massachusetts, New-Hampshire, Ver
imot, and Rluxle-Island.
t ■■
Fire-Engine Company, Be. 4—Samuel Car
lile/ BuwaU Daggvtt, Joshua H. Langley,
Fire-Engine Company, No. I—lsaac Bullard,
William Potter, 2d. George Jackson, Joseph
Sweet, Stephen Harris, Joshua Potter, Isaac
Brownell, Snuon Dean, Nchemiah I>»dge,
Samuel Nightingale, jun. Samuel N. Richmond,
William Jankins, and Josiah Lawton.
Fire-Engine Company, 'No. 2-Israc) Arns
bury, James Burr, Samuol Staples, Edward
Taj lor, jun. Richard Salisbury, Robert Angtljj
John R. Balch, Sylvanus G. Martin, Cjnl,
Cleaveland, James Thurber, George Wheaton,
John Hohn as, and James M. Olney.
Fire-Engine Company, No. 3—Gravenar
Taft, Samuel Jackson, 2d. Cyrus Butler, Ste
phen Waterman. Benjamin Aborn, James
Rhodes, David Whipple, Joseph Anthony,
Charles Low, Thomas Brown, Amasa Ma-
son, Phinehaa Potter, Jun. William Mason, and
Charles Dyer.
Pr-eident of the Fire-TVarde.— J a bet Bowen,
William Barton, James Bun-ill, sen. John Car
lile, and Seth Wheaton.
Fire-Ward*—hmot M. Atwell, Henry Smith,
Jolin Mumford, John Dorrance, Joseph Peck,
Charles Lippitt, John Corlis, William Potter,
David Leonard Barnes, Riclurd Jackson, jun
and John Lippitt.
Sealer of Leather— .Calvin Dean.
Fenee-Vlcruerg — Caleb Williams, Gideon Ol
ney, Daniel Tefft, Christopher Arnold, Sal-
To Value Eetatee when dieputed in, Voting—
Jabez Bowen, John Dotrance, and Rufos Wa
terman. \ \
Corderi of Fire-Wood—John Petty, John Las
sell, Seth Davis, Nathan Arnold, Robert Fid
ler, Henry Alexander,. James Weeden, Asa
Olney, and Dexter Thurber.
Overeeers <f the Hospital.— The Town-Coun
eilt
Pound-Keepen.— Jonathan French, and Ed
ward Mason.
I Town-Sergeant.— James Hammon. '
Town-TYeaaurer.— Samuel Nightingale.
Town-Audit.— David Leonard Barnes, John
Howland, and Samuel Ames.
Conetablee.— Alpheus Billings, Jona. French,
Henry Alexander, George Bradford, Edward
Mason, Gideon Olney, Ahab Capron, Ichabod
Wade, Stephen Shaw, Jesse Nichols, and Har
vey Abbott.
Sealer <f Weight! and Afooaurra—Samuel
I Jackson, 2d.
j Aeeeeeore tfßatee and Overeeero of the Poor,—
William Richmond, William Larned, and John
F. Sheldon.
Surveyore of Joint, Spare, Timber and Corded
Wood.— Simeon Ingraham, Joshua Lindley,
I Walker Harding, Elijah Ormsbee, James Snow,
jun. David Atwood, Job Danforth, Caleb Earle,
I Christopher, Arnold, Tliomas William,, Job
1 John H. Greene, Benjamin Tafflaan,
I and John Tarp. z
Surveyore of AF/gAwXy/.—David L. Barnes,
Samuel Jackson, 2d. and James B. Mason.
| Survey ore of Shift-Timber.—J onnthnn Salis
bury, John Tarp, Thomas Taber, and Benja
min Tallman. *
Surveyore f Roofte, Stager and Reading.—
Samuel Weeden, Henry Randall, Ichabod
I Brown, Esek Eddy, 2d. Charles LmmM, and
* John L. Munro.
Guagert of Caeke Samuel Jackson, Esek
Eddy, James Weeden, Samuel Weeden, John
R. Balch, Esek Eddy, jun. John F. Sheldon,
and George Dodds.
Collector qf Taxer— 'Alpheus Dillings.
Clerk of the Market— Robert Taylor.
Packere of Beef, Pork and Fieh.— William
BiUings, Samuel Jadtson, John L. Munro,
Charles Lassell, Samuel Eatliforth, Esek Ed
dy, 2d. Henry Randall, James Weeden, Wil
liatn Paul, Ichabod Brown, George Dodds, and
■Paul Parker.
At a town-meeting of the inhabitants of the
town of Providence, legally warned and holden
on the fourth day of June, A. D. 1810.
JOHN DORRANCE, Esq. Moderator.
This being the anniversary for the flection
of Town-Officers fur the year ensuing, the fol
lowing persons are chosen to the offices prefix
ed to their respective names, viz.
Town-Clerk.— Nathan W. Jackson.
Tbaw-CbiwiaV.—John Dorrance, Jos. Jenckes,
Nathan Waterman, Young Seamans, and Oliver
Earle.
>n Arnold, and Isaac Peck.
Just so did the ministers of. Prussia, Den
mark, and Russia, suffer every injury and
indignity without resistance; or if they re
sisted, it was not until it was <OO late to save
their country. Ulm was delivered to the
French by a traitorous fool, and Germany
fell—so was Magdeburg, and then foil the
North.
Patriots in Holland and Italy too, as they
call themselves, ruined their countries,
which are lest among nations.
What was (he history of-the Dutch re
publick ? De Wit, the famous patriot,
would nit believe the French intended
them any harm, he suffered them to march
ipto their terriUKics without bring pre
pared to resist them, and the consequence
was, that the Dutch people tore their pa
triot in pieces, for a traitor, and elected a
Prince of Orange, to be their hereditary*
sovereign.
Beware of Dutch poHA Fed. Reft.
French subsidies; sent them troops, "and
fihally put his king and fortresses Into the
hands of Bonaparte—all that he might
reign himgelf in peice. What did jeffer
son and Co. do for the United States f
Why, pay France sixteen millions for Lou
isiana ; lay an embargo to starve the ene
mies of France ; suffer the French To im
prison our fellow-citizens, and capture, de
tain and confiscate our property to the
amount of thirty millions—all that they
might r- ’e a prejudiced and deluded na
tion.
At Portsmouth, (R, I.) on th* 25th uh.
Alexawder Thomas, to Min
Mary Borden, daughterwf the late Mr.
Joseph Borden, all of Portsmouth,
j*
' YPThe Ex am in KU fireoento hie com
plim nte to the fiublick, and inform*, that
hi* plan of "picturing vice," will be out
pended for the preotnt, at a more exten
eive pfgn it maturing for the better ac
comfidehment <f the authour'o detign.
A letter from the Havana of the 30th
May, states, “ That the duties on import
ed articles had been finally regulated as
follows:—on articles of luxury, 34 per
cent.—-on articles of necessity, 18—o i flour,
the old duty of S 3 1-4—lumbea free—
Spanish goods, in Spanish vessels, free.”
*• One of our officers returned from Mo
bile yesterday, informs me that the French
inhabitants, both at Pensacola and Mobile,
consider themselves extramt-ly unsafe—
that ebnstant pat roles are kept up during
the night at both places. Colonel Maxent
is himself a Frenchman, a Creole of Loui
siana, on whose person the first attack
was to have been made.”
Extract of a letter received in Wathing
ton City, from an eource,
dated Fort Stodder t, April 28.
*• Various reports from Pensacola, and
which I think are entitled to credit, say,
that a project was lately formed by seve
ral Spaniards at that place, to massacre
the French inhabitants ; but one of them
having got drunk exposed the project, and
by a timely interference of the Governour
ad interim. Colonel Maxent, the outrage
was averted.
Meaourtr of Grain, Eran and Sea-Coal.—
Robert Taylor.
Overeeero <f the Town-Furn^—Cyrus Cleave
land, North part of the town j Williams Thay
er, South part of the town ; Phinehas Potter,
overseer of the pump in Broad-street.
School Convmittec— Rev. Stephan Gano,Rev.
Henry Edes, Rcv.Jautea Wilamu Rev.'{'bonus
WdLams, Rev. Nathan B. Cnickri, Rev. Am
Messer, Jabez Bowen, Moses Rrown, Wil
liam Jones, David L. Barnes, John Carlile, John
Howland, Amos M. Atwell, Samuel Eddy,
Joel Metcalfi William Richmond, Tristam
Burgee, Thomas S. Webb, Thomas L. Hal
sey, Samuel W. Bridgbam, William Larned,
Thomsy P. Ives, Benjamin Dyer, Abner Dag
gett, Gravener Taft, George Ja*s<>n, Na
thaniel Searle, jun. Philip Crapo, William
Blodget, William Barton, Benjamin Clifford,
William* Thayer, William Potter, Paul Al
len, Thomas Burgess, Gustavus Taylor, Ab
ner Kingman, Samuel G. Arnold, Nicholas
Brown. *
Hoppin, Robert Taylor, William Blodget,
Nicholas Power, Elisha Dyer, Edward Dex
ter, Christopher R. Greene, Aaron Draper,
Zebediah Lathrop, Gravener Taft, William
Carter, Stephen Waterman, Afiab Capron,
Beqjamin T. Chandler, Charles I)yer, and Job
Carpeutcr.
Overeotr of 'tfcrt/i Jutriol-Ground. —Urtah
Hopkins.
Committee to euperintend Stove-Pipee, Chim
niee and Firc-Placee— Abel Allen, John Carlile,
and Charles Dyer. >
Auctioneere— Benjamin Hoppin, Thomas C.
Advieing Committee in repairing <f Bridget—
John Dorrance, William Jones, and David L.
Byrnes.
Town-G-iere.— Nathaniel Fuller, and John
Beazely.
Committee to prevent encroachments on Street!,
High-Ways, Zante and Gangway!.—
Richmond, Davjd Leonard Barnes, and Wil
liam Lamed.
Bupectore of Pot and Aori^Aw—Samuel
Jackson, Samuel Weeden, and Charles Dyer.
Meaturere .f Carpentero', Matone' and Paint
ere' Work.— -Joshua Lindley, Walk
er Harding, Edward Mason, Abel Allen,
George Earle, Charles Haitehom, Olney Dyer,
John Newman, and Isaac Angell * *
Inepector <f Lime. —Samuel M'Clcllan.
Qvereeer f the Publick Bridget.— John H.
Greene.
Israel Azaald, Nicholas Still waff, Cyrus Cob,
H. Grepne, Abraham Davis, Benjamin
Clifford, Cyrus Ellis, Jeremiah Tiflfoghast, Jo
seph R. Mason, and Benjamin Thompson.
FireJSngine C mftany, Mo. s—TboS. Sprague,
Emor Angell, David Atwood, William Pfcbo
die, Isaac Butte, Peleg Williams, Jahn E Smith,
Seth Hunt, Jun. Olpey Dyer, Benjamin Snow,
James Valentine, William Crapon, William
P. Olney, and James Petty.
7» direct where Goode ohaM be removed in
timer Fire.—William Allen, Thoma, L Hal
sey, William Larned, William Richmond, John
Howland, Sylvanua Martin, Joseph Peck, Sa
muel Butler, jun. Jafoea Burrill, jun. and Oba
diah Brown.
Ptreone to pull down Router in caret qf Fire*—
z Walker Harding, Joseph Baker, Caleb Earle,
Nathaniel Cooke, Duty Roberts, John New
man, Jotham Ham, Sanford Branch, Josiah
Taylor, Isaac Congdon, George Eddy, Job
Budlong, Thomas Taber, 'Benjamin
Benjamin Ham, Joseph Howard, Wheaton
Bragg, Asa Olney, Jonathan E. Simmons, Wil
liam Field, Nicholas irons, and Nathaniel
Walker.
Field-Drivere.— James Petty, Gideon Olney,
Ichabod Wade, Uriah Hopkins, George Gor
don, William Thurber, Caleb Howard, John
Whipple and Peter. Daniels.
Scavenger!.— Isaac Peck, William Snow,
Henry Alexander, Joshua Lindley, John Beaze
ly, Israel Arnold and, Thomas Lloyd Halsey.
Qvereeere <f the Work-Rouet.—Thv Over
seen of the Poor.
HAVANA TRADE.
jnarrirt),
Mr. TAILLEFER
T NFORMS the citizens of Providence,
x that *»• proposes to teach the FRENCH
LANGUAGE In thia town. Those who
wish for Instruction, will please tfltatakc
application at The American oWice.
He will attend at the houses of those ladies
and gentlemen who pt tier private laitiou.
June 8,1810.
Also— Hare’s Philadelphia ditto. Es
sence of Spruce, sound Port, long cork
Claret, Madeira. Lisbon, Sherry and a
variety of other Wines; Jamaica Spirits,
St. Croix and other Rum ; real Cognack,
common French and good Spanish Bran
dy; Holland and American Gin, West-
India and American Cqrdiais of twelve dif
ferent flavours. Composition for Punch, old
Cider Vinegar, English Mustard, per H>.
ground Pepper, ballad Oil, the freshest
that can be obtained ; Spices, a full mw
ment; Turkey Figs, unusually nice; Frail
do. Prunes, Muscadel and other Raisins;
Currants, Almonds, Isinglass, Welsh’s No..
1 and 2 Chocolate, Coflea, Sugar, via. loaf
powdered, Havana white and brown and
common Muscovado; Hyson, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin aud a number of other choice
Teas, per pound, or dosen ;. Negrohead
1 obacco, allowed to besuperiour; smoking
and chewing do. in papers; smoking Pipes
ot different lengths.
£/• Persons ni town and country in want
of genuine Groceries,of any description in
C moral use, particularly 'l eas. Wines and
iquors, are invited to call at the above
Sturt, where they may depend on being
entirely pleased, cither as it relates tu
price or quality,
Plain street, June 8, 1810. /
T-TLBBERT’s best Brown Stout
-*■ PORTER, late Boston importa
tion, just received and for sale at the
Store of
Will se.l at Auction, .WEDNESDAY,
June 13,1810, to commence at 9 o’clock,
A. M. and continued at 2, P. M.
THE following fresh imported GOODS,
of the later t and most approved de
scription, in lota large or small, to suit the
convenience of purchasers—at credits un
commonly long-
10 Bales of Sannahs, Baftas, Cossas,
Mamoedies, &c,
2 Ditto fine and medium Broadcloths,
2 Ditto do. do. Cassimeres,
' 1 Ditto Scotch Carpeting,
2 Ditto Russia Diapers,
3 Cnaea of Tabby Velvets,
1 Ditto Velvets anA Co**da.
2 Ditto Britannias,
1 Ditto Nankincts and Grandurells,
2 Ditto browp Column
1 Ditto Vestings,
1 Ditto Crapes, . (
2 Ditto' black Birsnets,
1 Ditto Hats andJockies,
1 Ditto Dowlas,
2080 Pieces of yellow Nankina,
300 Ditto blue do.
4 Trunks of Ginghams, assorted;
3 Ditto Furniture Calicoes,
8 Ditto 3-4 and 4-4 do.
3 Ditto white Cambricks,
1 Ditto black do.
2 Ditto Cotton Hosiery,
1 Ditto Jaconet Muslins,
1 Ditto Shi'tiug Cottons,
1 Ditto Shawls,
1 Ditto W omen's Shoes.
ALSO,
Linens, Bindings, Hair Cords, Estopillas,
Cambrick Handkerchiefs, Madras do. seed
ed Mdßins, Linen Cambricks, and a vary
considerable variety of other articles, cal
culated to make up an assortment. It is
conceived so favourable a chance for ad
vantageous purchases has not nor will not
occur this sesson, and purchasers arc
strongly solicited to attend seasonably.
BLODGET & POWER, Auctioneere.
June 8, 1810.
»feb,
In this town, on Wednesday last, Mrs.
Sabah Morbis, relict of Mr. Marvin
Morris., Her fannral will be attended at
•three o'clock this afternoon from her late
dwelling, near the nav Brick Meeting-
House, at which time her frfcnds and ac
quaintance are requested to attend.
On Friday last, Mrs. Amky Brown,
wife of’Mr. Dexter Brown, of this town,,
aged 67 years.
Umerfcan Marine Utet.
PORT OF FROFZDdiJYCRf
x JUMH 8, 1810.
ENTERED.
Sloop- George, Thomas, St. Bartholomews.
CLEARED,
Chandler, Jenckes, Turks lsland j
Charlotte,. Avens, St. Croix.
Schooner— Minerva, Potter, Alexandria.
Sloope— Lydia, Potter, Alexandria i Hunter,
Croaa, Albany j Alonzo, Westcott, New-York j
Polly, Brown, do. Tw6 Brothers, Hallet, Bos
ton.
Captain Prince, of the ahip Golden-Age, ar
rived at Salem, from Sumatra, Bailed from
Monghein the last of Januarv. Captain Prince
informs, that Tappanooly was destroyed 6th
October by a French squadron of 2 frigUea
and a corvette, under a Commodore Hamlen,
which had previously captured the American
ship Samson, Abbot, for Liverpool Commo
dore Hamlen had visited a number of Amwi
cans from the United States wilh regular pa
pers, and suffered them to proceed. He con
sidered every vessel a prize bound to or from
English ports.
_ . Boeton, fune 6.
Schooner Nancy, White, is about Bailing
from Savannah, for Bourdeaux, (by permission
of government, as a M flag of truce, u ) for the
purpose of transporting the refuges from Cuba
in that city.
The Secretary of the Treasury has instruct
ed Collectors to exelude all armed British or
French yesadh, whether publick or private,
commissioned or not commieeioned.
There was a tremendous squall of wind and
rain at Havana, 3d ult. and most of the ves
sels in port received injury. There had been
little or no rain there for seven months pre
vious ; vegetation was consequently <ffinost de
stroyed.
MEtP GOQDp.
BLODGET & POWER
JOHN B. CHACE.
CINCINNATI. >
TP HE Members nf the
* Str<irj Socir.fr or r*< Cutcim
-rr V* hereby notified. that the Annual .
Meeting of said Society for the choice erf
Officers, and for celebrating the ANNlvcn
•Aff fir American Indbrendkncb. <
will beholden at Newport on Wadaaadaa.
the |rh of July next.
A general and punctual atlaadauM ta
requested at 10 u’cjuck. A. M> at the Stata*
House.
orrfer a/ the Standing Committee,
» WILLIAM ALLEN, Sec'ru.
June 8, 1810.
~ NOTICE. ~
'T'HE subscriber having been appointed
* by the Honourable Court of I’robato
for the town of Providence, Administrator
on the Estate of Captain Thomas W.
Greene, late of Providence, deceasmL' -
and having qualified himself ar the law
directs, requests ail who are indebted to
said Estate to make immediate payment t
and all who have demands Against said
Estate, to present them to him for settle
ment without delay.
WILLIAM F. GREENE, Admin'r.
June 8, 1810.
New-York, New-Haven, Httrt*
ford and Providence Stage.
THE publick are informed, that them
is now established a line of Stages
from New-Haven to Providence, through
Hanford, Coventry, Ashford, and Scituate,
to Providence. It will leave Providentm
at 5, A. M.every day, (Sundays mcepte<£S
and arrive at Hartford at 8, P. M. sama ’
days; leave Hartford every day At 9, A. *
M. arrive at New-Haven same days at fi.
P.M. leave New-Haypn * 7, P.hf.aitd
arrive at New-York at noon, every day-
Returning, will leave New-York at 8, A. M.
every day ; arrive at New-Haven asm* (
nights; leave New-Haven all, A. M.ar
rive at Hartford same days at J, P. M,
leave Hartford at 4, A. M. every day,
(Sundays excepted,) and passing urn*
new Bridge, lately erected across th* Cots*
necticut River, at Hartford, arrive at Pra* <
vidence at 6, P. M. same days.
Fake.— 6 1-4 cents per mite—lOOlbo i
baggage pay at tha rate of a seat—cad ~ !
lbs. allowed gratis. As there is no vidhie i
in the night between New-HaVen and Pro
vidence, and no crossing' any River but
upon a good bridge, oo this route; and Its
being the shortest route between New-Ha
ven and Frovidonto ; tiso being provided
with good horses, carriages, vodcarefot
drivers, it is hoped that this line will meet
with due encouragement.
-4Z* For Beata in thia lihe—at Provi
dence, apply to A. /'wfyr.at the sign of
White Horse, near the market; at Hart
ford. to //. G. Broome, and at New-Haven,
to AuMan Peek, or G. >F. Aroome.
E. FOSTER, Frowfrffwc*.
J HARRIS, ? .
F. AWLDRICH.J
8. WHITE, Pomfret.
N HOWE,? .7. ,
D. CLARK,
J. BABCOCK, Coventry.
o H. G. BROOME, Zfarfrbrrf.
A Stage arrive* at Hartford, from Dan- 1
bury and Litchfield, every Monday at 8, fl
P. M. leaves Hartford every Tuesday al 9, m
A. M. for Litchfield and Danbury. ■
For Seats in the Boston, Providence, and i
Hartford Stage, and for extra Carriages, I
apply to H. G. Broome, at Mr. Bennett** ■
Stan-House, Hartfotd. fl
June 8,1810. 1
« * 7H
PROVIDENCE LYCEUM.
'T’HE Proprietors of the P*OTt»rw<s
* Ltcmum are r<q«estad to meet at
the Senate Chamber THIS DAY, the Ms
C J o’clock, P. M. to make ch«£
or Officers, and to transact iycii other ba*
thetT ° ma y ** en Mnd thtr * before
JAMES BURRILL, Jus >
THOMAS P. JVEK, . |
MOSES LIPPITT. IcowiVe
PAUL ALLEN,* | *
, C. R. GREENE. J
June 8, >BIQ
ME IP and SCARCE GOOJD&.
Juat received and now ready for sale by
C. POTTER,
No. 3, Mabket-Sqvahk,
A variety of fre»h imported
" nCy ENGLISH and
INDIA GOODS, among them are a large
proportion of sca rce'ar tides, via. Pongee
for Ladies* Gowns, Scarfs, Bonnet*, Ice.
very elegant colours and superiour tnqual
,,y to any other kind of silks imparted th**
season ; 4-4 Londe inghams of a supw»
none quality and elegant figuies, Warrant'
Ml fast colours; very handsome forest
Robes and Muslins; tamboured, gold in
dented, sewed, seeded and emlxnaed Walk
ing Dresses, black Uce Vrrls, (Hack Crap*,
white leno Veils, do. Silk H.mdkerchiefa,.
Crape, Satin, short Kid Gloves, Jtyto, ele
gant laced clock’d Cotton Host* ; out sized
Cotton Hose, long Shawls, and handsome
imitation Scarfs, Iforniiurc Dimity yod
Chintz, handsome fancy Muslins, Sewing
Silks, Twist, cotton and linen Thread.
pei fine light mixed Broadcloths and Oassri*
meres, imperial and patetnCtMd, tfotti*
nets, &c. &c. ' 7 -
JLSO, *
12 Bales of Upland Cotton, ttfll day Und
in* from schoeifor Rambler, and will b«
sold low.
June 8, 1810.
RICHMOND & ANDREWS,
OME Hundred Hbds. of Havana Mo
lasses,
150 B<>xrs of Hivana brown Sugar,
24 do. do. White do.
9 Hhds. and SO Bls, of Muscovado da,
10 Hhds. of 2d proof Antigua Ram,
30 Casks of Rice.
IS Baks of prime Upland Cott din,
A few Crates of Liverpool War*, >
Bar Iron, assorted ; c •.‘Ak •
Ravens Duck, . ~
Cadis Balt,
A few Barrels of Pitch and Tar,'
100 Boxes of Speitnaceti Candle*.
June 8, 18)0-
• FOR SALE