The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-11-14 00:00:00, page 3

ov France shail, before the 3d of March next,
so revoke or modily her edicts as that they
. shall cease to violate the neutral commerce
of the United States, which fact the Presi
dent of the United States shail deciare by
Proclamationand if the other naiion shail not,
within three months thereafter, so revoke or
State aforesaid, on the third ot November lu
. stant, passcd the fellowing Mesoluuons, 10
wit :
rights and true interests aguinst foreign usur
pation and hostility, and enlighten us so that
we may be able to detect the arts, and with
stand tle temptations, of insiduously profier
ed friendship : and that he would behold,with
his favour, the President and Congvess of (he
“United Suates, und so plenteously endue them
with Heavenly gifts, that in all their delibera
tions, they may be enabled to promote the
national prosperity, and to sccure the peace,
liberty, union, and salety of these Stutes,
throughout ail generations. And as there is
but one Mope of our calling, one Lord, one
Faith, o?.a GOD, ind one Father of us ali,
that we miy henceloirth be ail of one heart,
united in the bond of peace, confirmed in the
3d, 4th, sth, 6th, 7th, €th, Sth, 10th,
and 18ta sections of the act, entitled—
“ An Act to interdict the commercial inter
gourse between the Unitcd States and Great-
Britain and France, and their dependencies,
and for other purposes,” shall, from and af
ter the expirwion of three months from the
date of the Proclamation aloruu}d. be!
revived and have full forte and effect 'so fur
as rclates o the dominions, colouies and de
pendencics, and to the ariicles the growth,
produce or manyfacture of the do.ninions,col
onies and dependencies of the nstiva Yius re.
Lc. &c. Le. The votes of sppointmesd passed the
livuse, la the Senate, the contemplible tick was
despised ; they nan-concuwrred ; and svon al e (at the
adjonenment) retirede—chap-fallen, chagrived, wnd
dissppointed, mad with themselves and with all &
rotuv{‘thcm. ( Pierix )
tion ; But übove all, for the inestimubie love
‘manifgsted to the world 1n our redempiion
by owr Lord JESUS CHRI'T: To thunk
him for ali the blessings of tias iile ; tov our
exemption from the miseries of war ; for
the enjoyment of aqual luws, and of institu
tions ol Government, combining liberty with
order ; and to entreat him, that he would be
pleased to direct =nd prosper the cousuitu
tions of all who are entrusted with authority,
unity of Sphrit, and willing,in perfect submic.
sion 1o GGD’s willy 10 overcome and subdue
the pride of opivion, the desires of ambition,
the lusts of the fleshy and the poor conceits
of a vain philosophy. :
“ Resolved, That His Excellency the Gov-.
ernour be requested to issue his Procluma
tion, for making publick these Resolutions,
in the customary manner, «nd that the same
be published in all the newspapers printed
in the State.”
“1 DO THEREFORE, pursuant to the
above recited Resolutions, issue this Proc
lumation, to make known the same, that the
yood People of the State may conform there
to, agrecably to the true intent and meaning
thereof.
GIVEN under my hand, and the seal of the
said Srate, at Providence, the fifih day
of November, in the Year of our Lord
ene thousend eight Aundred end ten, and
of the Indefiendence the thirty-fifih.
JAMES FENNER.
By lis Lxcellency’s Command,
SAMULL LDDY, Secretary.
modify her edicts in like munner, then the
WHEREAS by the fourth section of the
act of Congress, passed on the first day of
M.y, 1810 entitled * An Act concerning the
qommercial intercourse beiween the United
States and Great-Britain and France,and their
dependencies, and for other purposes,” it is
provided, ¢ that in case either Great-Britin,
and the means of grace and hope of glo
ry in the life that is 1o come, is at all umes
entitied to the love, gradiude, und worship of
his creatures ; but more especlally at the
close of a seawn,d"cmarkuble for the prevas
Jence of healthyaud uncommonly blessed with
Bevernour, Captuin-General, und Commander in Chief,
in wnd over the Siwje of Ahode-lsind ud
Providence FPlantanons,
A PROCLMATION.
ot our unworihiness, o render lhullk}- w 0 him
atnd set forth bis praise,who, althoughf infini
in power and dominiun, delights in the name
Author und Preserver of our Bcilxg. from
whom wd derive all the blessings of wnis e,
to the advancement of his glory, and the safc
ty, union, and welture of the whoie communi
ty : That he would enuble us to detend our
the truits of the earth : Therelore,
pointed to be kept and observed throughbout
this Statey asa DAY OF PUBLIUA
THANKSGIVING axp PRAISL :
That it be recommended to Ihe People of this
State to abstuin, on that day, from all servile
lubour and wnbecoming recreation ; and 1o us
semble at their usuai places of publick woi
ship, und with hearts penetrated with a iively
gense of the merciom of Aimighty GOD, und
of Father, and perinits us, in that biessed
pame and charucter, 1o approach him with
our prayets und suppiicetions : That they,
with one accot dyimey offer up their praise and
thungsviving lor their creation and preserva-
Kesotved, L hat 1 HURS iY, the twenty
ninth day of this instanty Avvember, be wp-
“ FORASMUCH as Almighty God, the
WHEREAS the General Assembly of the
BY HIS EXCELLENCY
JAMES FENNER, ESQUIRE,
Py THE PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
A PROCLAMATION.
P @ e
fusing or neglecting to revoke or modify her
ecicts in the manner aloresaid. And the re
strictions inposed by this Act, shall, from
the date ef such Proclumation, cease, and be
discontinued in relution to the nution revoking
or modilying her decrees in the manner a.
foresaid.”
AND whereas, it has been officizlly made
known to this Government, that the edicts of
France, vivluting the weutral commerce of
the United Sjates, Luve been so revoked us to
cease to have etlect, on the Ist of the present
month : Now, theretore, 1, JAMAS MAb
150N, President of the Upited States, do
bereby procluim,ythat the said edicts of France
have been so revoked, as that they ceased
on the Ist day of the present month, to vie
late the nevtral commerce of the United
States ; and that, from the date of these pres
ents, ull the restiictions imposea by the a
foresaid Act, shall ceuse, and be discontinved
in relation to France und her dependencies.
AN testimony wherenf, I have caused the
Seal of the United States to be hereunto
affixed,and signed the same with my hand,
at the City f Washingion, this seeond
day of Acwvembery in the Year of our
Lord, One Thousand Light Hundved and
Leny and op the Indepiendence of the Us
nited Staic & the thirn :ﬁjl:‘l. ’
JAMES MADISGON.
By the Presidens,
R. SMI'I H, Secretary of State,
YOU will herewith receive a copy of
the Proclamation ot the President of the U
uited Stetesyunnouncing the revocution of the
edicts of I'rance, which violated the neutral
commerce of the United Statesy, and tha the
restiactions imposed by the Act of the Ist of
May lust, accordingly cease trom this duy, in
relation 1o I'rance. French armed vessels,
may (herelore be adwitted into the hurbours
and waters of the United States,any thing in
that luw 1o the contrary notwithstanding, .
It aiso follows, thut if Grea-Brivan shall
not, on the 3d day of February next, have re«
voked or modified in hke manner, ber edicts
violating the neutral commerce of the Unit
ed States, the 3d, 4ih, sth, 6th, 7th, Bth, 91h,
10l and 13th sections of the “ Act to inter
dict the commerciul intercourse between the
United Stutes und Great-Britun and France,
and their dependencies, and for other purpos
es,” shally in conformity with the Act above
mentioned, be revived wnd bave full foree and
cffect, so far as velates to Greatrßritain. and
her dependencies, from and after the suid 20
day of February mext. Unless, therdéfore,
you shall before that duy be officiaily notified
by this department,” of such revocition or
modification, you will, from und after the said
day, carry into effect ghe wbove mentioncd
scctions, which p,mhih* Loth the entrance o‘
British vessels, of every descripiion, into the
harbours wnd waters ot the United States, and'
the importation into the United States of uny
ariicles, the growil, produce or manuficture
of the dominions, coloniess and depeudencies
of Great-Britaing and of any articies whatever
broug it from the said dominious, colonics
and dependenvics.,
I am, reapectfully, |
Sir, your c¢hedient servant, |
ALBERT GALLATIN.
To the Collector of the Cusioms .
Jor the District of
(CIRCULAR.)
Treasury Depariment, November 2, 1810,
SIR,
“ If we may confide in the reports ol ten
days past, the following is the substanc~ of a
communication made by the Duc de Cadore
to General Armstrong, on the 12th iust. two
days befove he left Paris, but it has net yet
been officially announced : |
“ Ist. Thedecrce rendered at Rambouillet,
is revoked. Every American vessel will be
freely admited. "y |
“ 2d. The confiscated property will be re
stored, as soon as Congress will have revok
ed the law on the subject of fines incurred
for the contravention of the non-intercourse
bill.
¢ 3d. The Americans can intmghlcc.(ﬂ:cly'
into our ports, the produce of their own soil,
and export a contra-value in the production
of the French soil.
L 1 i
BATTLE IN PORTUGAL. :
The «hip Radius, arrived at New. York, left Coran.
na the 7ih Get. The capt. reports, that two days bes
fore he sailed, he saw an official letter to the Amers
ican consul, which mentioned that a severe engage:
ment took Llace near Almeid®, in Portugal, otl:j
27th Sept. between the French and combyned armi
of English and Portugese, which continned without
intermission, wnt’ the m-'anf the 29th, ‘wiien. the
French were compelled 1o a precipitate retreat,
with the loss of 14,000 men, killed und prisoners ! /=
The loss of the combined srmies is stated to have
been trifiing, compared with that of the Frenche—
[ Wants confirmation.] -
The General Assembly adjoured on Satusday e
vening, the 3d instant, to meet on the fourth Mon
dav n Fabru v | st Past.llre-nwich. > )
“ In consequence of this, prices of coffec)
sugar, &c. rise daily, but cotton is on the des
cline ; West-India and East-India produce
cannot be imported but by a certiin number
of permitted vessels, to be expedited from
New-York and Charleston, and to those few
are reserved the excluive privilepe of i’m'o.
ducing into France West und East-ladian
prodnce. (" .
¢ Licenses are reserved for French vessels
neutralized.”
A number of Advertisements, und several n’hvr.lr
h’;-la,‘mbx Whe, are unavyidably emted, for want
of rem
Extraet of a letter dated
BAYOMNK, SEPT, 29, 1810,
TAMMANY SOCIe 'Y, or
COLUMBIAN ORDER.
AN adjourned mecting of the T\ M.
- MANY SOCIETY, or CoLvmniAy Quper,
will be held on MONDAY EVENING 19th Nov.
[ being the 19th of the month of ** Beay ers,” |at (he
Council Fire of their Great Wigwam, in the State
House, preeisely at the going ‘down of the sun,
By ovder of the Grand Suchem.
BENJAMIN WATSON, decretary, pro. tem.
Season of Fruite
Nonth of Bewvers, Idth, ! Nov. 14,
Year of Ihscovery, 519. '
, DIED,
In this town, on Thursday last, Miss Saran
Fiax. sony, in the 69th year of her uge. ‘
Yesterduy morning, sfier a long and distressing
illness, Mrs. Axx LassaLe, nful 73 vears. Her
funeral will proceed from her late dwelling-house
in Thames-streel, next north of Mers. Warner's, to
morrow at 2 o'clock, which her relatives and friends
arc vited (o attend. :
At Wickford, of a consumption, Miss Lucy
Wekpew, o¥2 19 vears.
THE Members of the Tummeny Society, or Co-
Inmbian QOrder, are requested w 0 wear the usuul
badge of Mowning, (a black erape, or ribon, re.
lieved with white) thirtcen days, commencing on
Sunday next, us a publick testimonial of tespect for
thew deceased brother, Evnax C, Briwgs.
By Gvder of the Grand Sichem,
BENJAMIN WAT-SON, S« retiru, pro, tem.
Month of Bewvers, the 14th—Teur of Discovery,3l9.
Admanacks, for 1811, )
which they will sell, by the groce, dozen, or single,
as cheap as can be purchased from the Publishers.
They have also, received a large assorts
ment of SCHOOL BOOKS, and NIATIONARY,
which they can sell o wholesale cusiomers from the'
country und others, at very reduced prices, vis :
85 reams Foolscap, No. raphy ;
Land 2 Writing Paper ;. | Columbian Orators ;
20 Jo. Philadeiphia Let- | American Preceptors ;
ter Paper; Adains’s History of New-,
Best demy do. ; Englind, abridged, for
Webster’s and Alden’s | schools; '
Fust,Second,and Third | Testuments ; school Bi-
Paits ; Y 6 bles ;
Duboll's and Pikc's Arith- | Dictionaries ; Murray’s
meticks ; - Grammar,lntroduction,
Morsc’s abridged Geog- | Header und Jequel, !
fl,'h%y offur o sule Ploying Cacdsy by, the!
groce, dozen or single puack—Seaman's Books, 3\' eva!
ery kind in use—Family BIBLES, widh and without
plates. ' ! FAPRL
THE HAT STORE ;
Is furnished with wnexiensive assortment of HATS!
of every quality and piice, from the best American
Munufuctory.
In this town, on Saturday evening L st, by the ' ev.
Mre, Bddy, Mr, Peier Pasxen HiMincroy,
0 Miss Runaman Corriy Tiuiey, eldest dau
ghier of the lute Mr, Jumes Tilley.
In this wwn, on Thursday eveuing last, Mr. Rus.
SEL Dav, of the State of New-York, to Miss Hagr-
RIOY Garprer, of Seuth-Aingsiown.
ALS Qe brom Hurford Manufactory, .
Two cases superfine Be.ver HATS, of the latest
fashions wnd best Guality, warranted not to erack or
fude, Youtiw® und Mens® felr, camel hair and plated
Huts, They will o)l felt and plated I.ts by the
box, at the M:muf;c.'nry i);i(‘(‘ﬂ. . Nav, 14,
NOTICE. i ® ':" 1 4 i
THE Subseriber having been appointed. by th
Hon Court of I'M::‘c. of the I’c.mu of New
prty Administrator v ¢ Extute o
T SUSANNAH BT TS, | A
late of Newport, deceased ; ard having given/bor
according to law, for l:;e fuithful disciiwge of 11
trust thereby committed to him, requests. all g
sons who are indebted to the Bstute of oaid dee
sed, t&mke immediate payment, and ?:)u .
"have ahy demands against said Fsiate, do exlnl
them to him. ~ DANIEL DENHAM Jr.
Nov, 14, . Administrater
LOST,
- AT the late Fire of My, Woerpnr’s Pek
house. two Fire.Buck:ta, nesrly new, mark
§ Dellois—No 1 and 4.‘ Whaever has them su
be rewarded Ly returnig them to the owner.
Nov. 14 : $. DERLOIS,
-~ JUST RECEIVED,
One cuse best Enghish fashionable PATENT B
LASTICK SILK LHATS,
Wanton & Rathbone,
l l AV Ereceived Bickersioff' s Rhode.
lsland Farmer's,Clergyman’s and Clergyman's
Minor
taltons,
In General Avsemibly, October Scssion, A. D. 1810
I{ A l:‘Ul- \v' A -A. '. : ‘MI: :.h‘. ‘,x('.ltl’l]l-."\w
sembly will, in the afternoon of the second
day of the next Session, proceed 1o the trial of the
docket of Petitions, wnd will proceed in the trial of
the same until the same be fmshed ; and that this
Resolution be published in all the Newspapers print
cd m this State.
T HAT he has received per the Manchester
Puacket from Live pooly via New-York, a gener
al Mﬂﬂ(ﬂof)ﬂ‘l&x&ﬂ '(500113.';01135 arc
of the best quality, and which he will dispose ot a
wholes.le l}'ﬂimn{u'fo\v of lower than can be
purchascd in Awericn,——
-:.:;wg:!a 'wha;h ore the follvwing—
roceo ahd Bufl coly | cry dewey .7
'”:‘mnd “Tek Triys; i)} "A' fow pumvc-lernn'
every bj’}(‘. . , Lookng Glasses, &c.,
Ten Cadees, Bortle stands oAL O
with wnd without pla- | A quantity of WOOLK ¥
tedd rims ' GOODY ;
Souffer Traye, Broadcloths ;
Flegunt - Brivtania Tea'] Plains
Pois of “the newest | Serpes ;
fashions ; Coutings, &e.
Knives and Pur'h ;v'fh'e\'- | : ,
- Which he will sell by the picee or singl eyard, &
rreduced prices, " l’!v el eyt
Newport, Novembbr 14, 1210,
State of Khode-dsiand and Providence Plan-
ALMANACKS FOR 10611.
INFORMS RIS GUSTOMERE AND
TAMMAANY SOCIETY., or
STEPHEN DEBLOIS,
8 2N
COLUMBIAN ORDER.
Tue PUBLICAK,
A true Copy : Witne sa,
SAMUEL EDDY, Secretary.
MARRIED,
75
Just veceived from Boston, and now veudy for sole, l'»j
S JAMED MUMEOKIL.
At No, 88, Thames-Strece,
English, French, Duteh, | Thresd; silk anbil co i #
and Spunish real super- Luces: |
fine & common Broad- | Red, white, black, yello o
cloths. wnd greon Plunnels
Black, blue, drab, fawn, | Double wnd sing le nolis s
brown, and green su. Buizes,
perfine and common |An assortmentof the me b
Cassimeres, elegant pluin and gvr
Coatings, Pluins,and For- | ed Muslins.
est Clouhs, Lact sprder-net de.
Common and superfine |B4 wnd common cotid
Velvets, Shawls,
Elegant Vest Patterns, of | Silk Mandkerehiefy,
the newest style, Ribbons, Threads, T'ap: ¢,
114, 104, 94 and 84| Gentlemen wund lachic ®
Blankews, Gloves,
Lamb’s wool und worsted | India Cations,
Hosicry, vatious cols, | saspenders, -
Duthis wid Fearnouglus, | Bluek Crapes.
Supertine and conimion | Ferrers,
Stockimg-Net, Shallovng,
Furmwiies, Superfine & | Tumimies. '
common Calicoes Dimides, 2
Blue, green, diub, brown | suk Velvets,
and tawn Bombuzeus, | Black Luestring€
W ildbores. Havdsome cout and verd
iperiad Cords, Buttons, '
Ludivs and pentlemen’s | teais hisek Satins,
silk wnd cotiun Hose, Black ard wine Wire,
Shiiung Conous, Wb o busberdf o’
Livens, ‘Linen and cot. wruoled, aao i umcron
won Checks. toran cuvefuse Bhont
T he publick may be assured thadvabg above
Goods, stiall be sold lower than at any och-{ium‘e wi
he Stute, LR (S 2
‘—-——-———-———-——-—-——-—‘.—_—Z—-—.-—————“‘"
JUH‘\ ~-‘\. hl‘ c\ \\, .
WatCil-oiuiki R,
No, 80, Thaumes-Street,
Offers for sule, as low a 8 can be purchascd st an¥
store in the State,
A General assortient of Fashionable and Fone ¥
Govdse—among wohich yre the foiioxin g
Woianied and common Spoons, murow, thi e
Enghsh wnd Geneva turd und sult do. ; dur
Watches ' gurlongs, scis ors ared
Gl and winhoguny frame pimcushion Clisins, sils
Looking Glasses ; ver Pencil Cases, siit of
Brass Hundirons, shovels Thimbles, q}md Cuse
and Tongs ¢ tors, Bugar-Tong s,Cunv
Brass Candlesticks . dlesticks and Spurs ¢
Burraxsia Wane, viz | Goun Anp Jpween®
Tea-Pots Suger-Lowls, Wane, viz. Medations;
Cream-Pot, Tuble wnd Lockets, BecoiPing,
‘Tea Spoons ; plam, topaz ind pearts
Curneny, viz. Bnives & | ser,” Finger Wiigs wotd
Forks, Jacknives, Pon- poid umf‘!h'g‘n:« Faure
Knives,Ruzor., Scissors l(mgs.(ﬂ every desciipe
Saulicrs und Trivs ¢ von, Biacelets of eluws
Portuble Wir & Desks o & plin msit\\u'rk,
Buckgummon Tubles ; pold Jﬂ‘kl;cei, gold
Fiute, Fites und Violing ; WiaehChans, Seus &
Hunung Appur.ctus, of Revs clegant corne bt
every description Kook, sg-ﬁn ,o‘kl, pote
Putent and common Sus. }.‘.. Wts ;- .
penders Ladled” i nﬁ-n‘(‘tt’!
Reeve’s Colours, diflerent '}’M'N'UW.S Puarsces
sy . L of every qu'i Hon
Sreven axn Praved | Funey & con nu'x Necke
Warg—smiver Ceeanic ] “lices, of e\»u‘} e g
Pots, Soup and Gy v Waithan cx!em’ubw.mv
Ladics, Tew and Table of Faney Goolis, :
- Watches, ofevery doscription, cleancd and pepadee
< With &ccuracy ana worramed.
Jewelry and Suver, Waie, of wli Kinds, manufuctored
Voo Andoepained, “
Huir Work and Gold (yphers m'ut'l" (X
Silver Ware and Goid ﬂ?rMof
o the maioy ettt o YoV Yy,
*o" Cash, und the highest price, given for MO‘
Newpobt, Now, 7, TABL TOMIUD
B, X e, ey L amameolis ©
poncinp : v P RZ L)
s o LRk o -
Tma l‘.’qlﬁlri‘},"(l« Larm,, (a 0 538
; 8 3 .00 U TR N 0
ritunte on Sedutyl il 'LMM i
wproved oy MoadEß R IEL AnMargpnc. Nons
.'.-d'.m»vyhh thoo oWI wiupq"cm'ity fur
e pryment of the regg
_ CARDER HAZARD,
I Norwich, (Com) Nok. 14.
" WIBIETRY, 9P SR NS
N ATABLE FAR M, -
I;‘ OR SALL, by the subseriber, a vl
vable FARM, very pleasanyly situated in 0)s
town of Middletown, sbout 4 miles fiont, Nev pare,
sdjoining the river, ou the east side of e istui o,
where theve is good fishing wnd fowling, and vearls
the beach, aflovding plenty of mptire. The Firm
contuins wbout 40 or 5U acres of excellem bLard, 3
good Dy eigng-House and Out-Buildings, fenced witls
stone wall, well watercd, and an Orchard thereon of
the best gratied frun trees, just coming to maturity,
For terms, spply to the subseriber, on the xrrmi' &2
| k WIILIAM TAGGART.
Middle own, Nov. 7, 1810, ' “
GH.F.S LUTHER, of Charleaton, (S, €. )
returns his thanks o his fiends, who Mv, otas
proyed him with their business in the Cotr mission
Line, hopu g that bis attention, punciuslity and déss
paten an their busiiess has met heir q*fvprouu?m
and merits a continuance of the same, .. 7
He also infortns lis friends and the publick in geps
eral, thit he has lately forged a connexion in Husie
ness with Tuomas D Span, wilieh will b&,'cg‘n
aucted under he Fiom of g b T
‘, LUTHLR & STALL, !
n (.'l.urlp'u* Sewth Curnlina, snd as they intend de
volng thell attention te the Commission Busine o
The mierest of these who may enploy them wili be
promoted and attended to v.'ixi punctuslity und deed
pateh, - e © GILYES LUTHER. ¢ =
THOMAS D, uuLL,
FOR SALE OR TO LET, '
A LARGE convenient building, well buiie
and entirely new, situated on Long wharf, for
werly the property of Charles Cosgeéns: «It bas besn
anrmc&by him as. & Hatter's-shop, but may e
nvertel into a store, al a trifling espense;-—-atsoy
v Honse, No. 12, er‘.qlurf. Eveuire of
;Nov. 14, Al - J(H’N J. ALLAN.
FOR SALE, ‘
,x DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP in
LM Marketaguare = Nise, 2 lots of Land, Vv ¢
bt pret of Newport ealled Nevtown Eugue
o SPENCER lIQ.L. o the Premives. Nov. 14
FOR SALE,
AN clegant Muskct, nearly new, with »
[ Bayonet.==linquire at the office of 1.9
hodesdotand Repinblican, Nov. 14,
Newport,- Nov. 7, 1810.
NEW GOODS,
A,/'().TIC'Eo
o'y