The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-01-17 00:00:00, page 3

isnoragice ot folly. Mr. Potter undoubtediy
Y hat this state bad been very inimical to
- .mt)nbcrs who gave silcat votes, and
tiatthe Biode of conduct which he adopted
MO sccure to him the esteem and support
(BF WS constituents. Actuated by such mo-
Mives, what reasonable man. would not rise
(A 0 1S seat, when circumstanced like My,
AOUEN who had an opportunity of being the
. RASE s .
DMERSNO. spoke against a resoluticn and con
it By an opportunity of delivering what
SIS SEIENKs had Leen three or four weeks en
e Fg to make him conceive. We ven-
SHEERe presume that no one situated cxactly
RS M would have acted differently 5 al-
SHOUCH « celebrated poet of antiquity has said,
RRERIRE liumi tutus nimium timidusque pirocel
e, e who ever moves in his proper sphere,
Will never expose his want of knowledge or va
uity of brains, . The embargo was the hob-
Dy=horse“which carried Mr. Potter. 1o afies
‘and, to hear of his giving that subject a few
of his touches ahd rotouches, does not, there
-Jorc, excite our wonder or surprize—it is to
‘nsmeither hew nor unexpected : Ungrateful
wduld he be to pass it over in contemptuous
silégce. The good people of this state were
i hope that Mr, Potter would raise the
( rgo upon his Hereilean shouldersin two
vofftliree days after he was elected their rep
ﬁcnwﬁve}and they would no longer feel its
Ight or”experience s calamitous effects.
.P;!acl ’ dfmg\ the opportunity of becoming
\& parionat Atlas, and of exercising his powers
i raising the embargo, in consequence of his
W 3E S i 2 R
"legTIRET I ‘:gg't'-.-beforc‘ May session, h_c
yopgh -;§> icumbent op him to make thisa
BV (4 Lo g O s |
RS, o 1 b@namient in bis late speech—
“ Should” ke in. hn%hun‘drcd speecies, the
émbargo woul be dn dmportant topick in ev
g "g"b’ ‘;:‘;x‘ ﬂ-‘ ! ““".‘ b“' \ ° ¥ :
o D srheulc aQ {_e’thuw\ be offered in
“the Housge o, Rept n,cl)ﬁlw.cst for the estab-
Jshine ‘f,."i";‘ )t» “Universities, or for the
‘incorporation of sny ‘onc university, the cm-
Bargd § not he forgotten : Our young
L3H RCIWARNOILIY. o e
~men must not be em! argoed by co_nﬁncmcm
e J icloisters. » Perhaps he considered the
DO T it e
~resolution offes d the General Assembly of
‘ thig ztaté, a'fe ‘y«n singe, in the light of an
PR e S
i 7, g !NP R
-if iter says, “jt appears after the U
“m h _! had laid the embargo, the Exec
‘l:’2‘l;&“}‘ FOUF minister in L.ondon to in
+form the Britishingtion that it was not meant
f‘mg‘!, til ‘X\Q e, bu ke meréeinnocent mu
“micipafegulation oflolir own.” Should we, in
tpe an| ;; 'Mr. Po ter, claim the privilege
Lot %he evy y. we sho ’ay that he has not
“been IgB. tho or-three years past in the hubit
“of pergain documents ; snd had Regbeen as
_much |to read as to bu sent
% N % b&\“\ ol 2 ¢
tohis ot refidence in the year 1808, he
would¥ot have said, « it apficars the Execu
: \'}; “'5” .our minister in London to in-
‘f‘l~*‘ 3 , ‘l,.’r. 3 . v £ o
REE 28 > . : .
Jdofmithe British nation that the embargo was
_@Btyneant in hostility to them, bLut as a hv}p'
_dmnocent municipal regulation of our own.”
_Mnaßotter wotld have found that no person
“DOE Me. Canning, who, in the languape of
N fotter ‘deals in snecrs and sarcusms, |
\considered it ds; a mere innocent municipal
- vegwl "?:£*f~“"lL‘M r own. Mr. Potter further
Sthas attempt’” to barter away our
SSmDRRRe; Lsaphose he must. mean, “ failed,
‘@ got for this offer,’’ yigéiliust now
: sempty bupAfy so agicis con-
SYP ito 3 ~‘A‘.\v ¢ the inselent sar
of Mps@tinning, Which were 'too much
) ‘ * J'r ‘Yjﬁ ‘r. >i' /
T DT eRS g ST . ¢ e
‘3; g insolealearcasms of Mr. Cannjng.
~wepe-gh mugho janmericat;‘?d bca@/ did
L YOu,; s Bottery consider yourself an Am y
JAcin, gepne who ?pouﬁbd t&& cause of A
AT ¥PI her Interest , dear to your})
.3 .y» “*‘,-","hr » ~ ‘
gFtileY Redding the corfeéspondence botwegh
Sedh f’?;“%@f“-‘.,’r Me. Jackson >lf .4'
}*ﬁ v F "‘%'sl’.’:’ .-“ -"»\_:«-0 .-‘, "- p,r
S, Wiy /410 you .comj of the'incolent
'L } RS Gl O e eA% it 4
*chsms of Mr. Caphing, and pass in Mib ‘
iy
# ABD SRR SR Pkl k. N, ' '
- Son f yon/ansycr the questionjin the :{P
ative, you were perfoctly correct in sffirk)
“¥hat Mr. Jacßson had given the cxec -
QAL v t&,,'ﬁt’»u‘,, . :
Ansulte-=you: hare. satd no more thanl whity
‘w‘wig‘.ﬂg»’. il o 2
Pickenii gy Gore, Coleman, and a host off Byi-f
st hivelings hace said before you. /
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WA R T mﬁﬁtuxuv, JANUARE 3.
M;*w. ' 'M‘g‘bm; presented. a memori
~ from the dirgetors of the Union Bank of Georgrtownt -
prayin 3a ,5 ed-—Referred to Mes c
Brent, Gregg, POpE, Smith, of Ncw-York, andfßrid~
g R LT '
"~ 'Bhe message received from the Presidlen tl’e
o {{'g *AA ‘was referred to Messrs. Giles, l’upq,&
" Bradle Goedrich, Leil, Sumter, and Gilitan. ¢ )
A LN —— q "
N .‘#';f;,' By the Benate resumedgthe considera
ton of ¢ 3 k'% further provision for the |
Y *““ % % o . . -
~corps of caginears, | o’:m:‘t’non gft.?ir. German, {
- was | : ‘ 28t Tucsday m this month,
el A 1"1“:;‘1#7 v(c ‘. a 8 ) LY ?\1
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" 'HOUSE OF 1 PRESENTATIVES.
HRS SRR IR, AN e - ‘o
eLR Sae s u ‘ -
b SRR yp SDARIAN. 5
. tiented the petition of sundry pa
/¢ : and 3
Ty A and referred to the Committce of
e T ;
SR i v had vto the subjcet
- %as much consideration as
g N bt #dapted to the present situa
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mind &9 16 Ui courte o ﬁ,c p’d ; %
thevefore man ed, the folloking ng ¥
.RCJW,TVC’. That ‘he Pre i L u.' G&‘_ S,
be requestcd-to fuy before this' OS any. ingfroa
tion he may posscss' rclat';\-q w ockade " the
ports of the Baltick by France, and the excjbion of
neutral vessels by Pilissia, Sweden agd . ‘
‘ MR. GILEY'S RESGLUTIQNS. ’
_ The order of the day was called. Thgresolutions
from the Servle Were read a thind time.) The quess 1
tion now before \!;c House is, * shall'\b&resolutions | °
pass ™ : :
Vir. Newton rose and delivered a lgng speech in
favour of the resolutions. . . '
After Mr. Faggart wad spoken_a' fé¥ minutes, a
motion was made for aw adjournment, and on the
question, being taken Ly Nes and nogs it was lost,
ayes 17 nocs 50. NS
A'quorum not being withifbhe walls several gen- |
tlemen expresscd .m\"-uniﬂh L b continue in
their s#ats Whik acere : e dinnerve.
Mr. ‘Marion now M‘m adjoursynene which
was lost. ‘ fie
A quorpm hawing again appeared, Mr., Tueoart
~.océ‘e%"&l‘ with his rcnfu'ks. p}]ﬁ was again o?h';cd
to suspend thein an account of the whsence of a pe
quisite number of menibers to form a house.
Severul motions for adjournment were made and
negatived, » ——— i aet
Mr, Fisk submitted a resolution. to the members
present to compel the attendance of & quoruw, the :
resolution was withdrawn, and Me. Taggart con
tinuedy
After Mr. Taggart had concluded, a motion was,
made by Mr. Gardenier, to recommit the resolutions |
so as to strike out the offensive expressions i reisgd
tionto Mr. Jackson, and substitute otbers more cops
formable to the dignity of the American gover
ment. .
The question was taken by aycs and noes, and
lost 71 to 45. i " ¢
Another motion was then made, the honse should
adiown. Lost sves 44 noes 69. . ' l
Messrs. Dena and Gold then made o fow remarks
in answer to the observations of Muv. Eppes on Wed.
nesday last ; and that gcmleman rcp_ll!d-‘ }
M. Mucon urged some further gbjections to the
passage ol the l'ciOlUtiul\' in a short 'Pwﬁh of about
twelve minutes, e IRS
Mr. Gardenier protested nga'uptm!hcwnti
on the freedom of debate in thus compelling meme |
bers to offer their sentiments at an hour when they
could not be so competent to discuss the question,
nor the House be so willing to Leur them, as at a |
more decent opportunity.—Hemoved that the House
should adjourn. The question was tuken by ‘xﬂ
and Nays mﬂ‘::l'&';“ SRR S e
Mr. Gardenier then entered into alo m
into the merit of ww sol tion. ’:«4“:;.: §. oy
At two o'¢ f,é,, ‘—.,"‘ ,:':H ER T 4 . .. ~',-‘ Cog
finished his re he said he felt himsell, una- |
¥ ek, o LA ; Yy ¢ ST |
gain call for an & pment. ¢ ‘4&4
ble at that thne 1o praee ! ust thereiore ‘
nd low” edm A T - PRAERR b
Mr. Gardes '..; proc M" i the Speaker |
observed, that as the gentieman ha kep twiee. |
he could not pm " wit 'ch‘ s ’ ¥
the house. St Sl SRR VRS A h
Some discussions. arc ’_ ks ""M -PR O j ‘
Mr. Gardenier 0-; ‘“‘ ket 1 .;,. T
postpone the furtheg somi ot esolution
until the secongl Mdnday of Bebpuarys. .L}
te conclhuded I 8 remarks on, this moti :l{
bogpe ol =T S e
A
e e
Mr. Pdfter thépsoiiered Some eXpignaiory ODSer. |
vations gepeating” :':w !'r E‘ f-?xy fered §
at the dommencement -’,{j{ N, MALL stated §
nt of o4h eb % ‘ ) '
somafuicr tcasaos:atly e shoehPRRSCHINENS
resolutions, £ T NN I 'v‘r-'.‘: ’.
Ihe question was then. d&% 08 ponif -,A"ﬁ. .
til the 2d Motiday of Febraary, and lost. & < & y
The final q\:ﬁ‘ the passage ".’,' okl
tions was taken ' 3 Ayes Tiai "‘ é
YEAS—~Messrs, L ERlston, W. ATSSMJ b
son, ﬁ:‘d, t, Bibb, Boyd, J. Browhy
R. Brown, ell, Butler, Calhoun, Clay, Cobb, |
Cochran, Cox, Crawford, Cutis, Duwson, Desi,
Eppes, Findley, Fisk, Franklin, Gannct, Gardner,
Gholdson, Goodwyn, Helms, Holland, Itoward, Hufty,
Jenkins, Johnsop, Kenan, Kenncdy, Love, Lylc,
Marion, M’Kee, M’Kim, Milnor, Moutgomery, ﬁor'
row, ‘R. Moore, Newbold, Newtaf, Nicholson,
J. Porter, P. B. Porter, Rhea, (Pen.) Rhegy(Fen.) §
B\rds, Roance, Root, &f, Ao, Samnmonts er,
ic .ot Smch;&r\q G.; Sunigh gk.l\nh“d’ Tawor,
(TRt =
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Riter a session of niketeen houng,' | he whd
which time the Speaker ppesided” jo ghe chasie
rith dignity and moderation, 80 FHday nexts
' o e SRR | e ‘“’lﬁ?ﬁu
!., ‘ i e i_,_ ‘&3?«“’“’ 4,! ,:“.‘ ‘t.. '..‘-‘ p
h Scveral commusications fram the w‘;"% rics were |
ré d, viz, A letter from the Seeretary of wuf et
lej filom the Seret:u'y of the navy—a lefter
ti 'Sﬁury of the treasury= ;3: nothér let.er
frop t Segretar_v at war, -' mmu ”V- *:'ﬁ
we specting accounts in the several departments.
0 obe printed. %4 bR T ORI S
Kaidry private petitions were read and neferred §
Tu€ prder of the day wascalledfol The house §
went 'i%mnmincc o[ the wh 5”“
the commiy inted to draft pules and reguis.
tons for ths:no‘t?sr:: Mr. Pikin_ in "*meﬁ,&i’% -}
The rulesJpported were road. ot ?9.-,,,,«‘," TiLE
Mr, LivermoQ moved to sirike out’ z‘r“ 3
pecting taking previous questions, which states that
after the previous question is r:nlledfom - Bilth ¢
of the members p;elhan, all debate shall o m&ka
‘Mr. Livermope spoke at lom:‘adl B 4&l‘
of his motion. A’ lovig debate ¢ ich lasted.
to a late lowr of the ds)‘.’ Messrs, Gare “:“
¢min, Quincy, Wheatan, Shefly, Dana and Em Q
: against the rule, lﬂdipfavwd"“ *ﬂ
‘ ,iﬁ Ross, Smilie, Southard, lﬁ |
ton, Root snd Jolnson, spoke in favour of the rule, ¢
Mr, Johnson declared that he meant \oap |
Qr in his Thands as long as he <3O B
m ve to sit nc-:,zndh |
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bt % DL 11 ‘a“ 3 e b .
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oon iegisiunre ol Jestechigiup ,a
:'iln Boston. on mesday (he SHRY ibat,
greeably to adjourtin:nt. o e
5 ~ ‘.l{_‘..;‘. e w "L v
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and lost.
Mr. G
observed, that
he could not
NOTICE.
The Republican Freemen of the town of
Newporty, friends to the Government and Ad
ménfatration of ewr Countrv, are invited (v
neetson FRIDAY EVENING next, at the
school-room of AMyr. Lrtazer TREVETT,.
Jan. 17, 1810:
e e 5 T
In a former nuinber we promised ta give
our readers Mr. Potter’s Speech. We have
hot vel seen a correct copy as it was delivered,
and as it was published in the government pa
per. Our Correspondent dienay” however,
has promised to give us the most prominent
parts of it, which will save onr readers the
trouble of reading the whole of the Nlimsy stufl
e et e o e e T
st eoe i ke S
. ALe FROM PORTUGAL.
Cape Cotlin, whe suiled from Lisbon, Deg. 5, has arn |
nved at New.-York. When he .Ddﬁd“ ":NM‘
andd B heved, there had been o battle near Madrid be.
tween (e French under Gen Victor, and the sh
are e o that the latter had s,oookilled and wound J
Wi 7,600 taken prisoncrs—and that the inhabitants of |
:.!lh\‘l.i'»d had dﬂhll'ﬂ.\ﬂl th"t city b" ﬁl“~ ‘ : N
A divisibn ol Bntish troops, wounded in the Batlte
of Taievers, were embarking for home. o
“The Beaish army had drawn nearer the city of Lis.
bou. A
<A scrious misunderstanding is said toexist between
tw o of the French Generals in Snain. -
Lisbon papers to Dec. 1, were received. They con.
tain no accouhtof the great battie above alluded to.e—
They state, liowever, that on the 6th of Nov. at Mad.
ride]o;,' 30 leagues from Madtid, an mgmk place
between a Spanish army, and 5,000 Fr roops -~
The French were obl'fad to retreat, and \‘nyc La
Mancha in the powerol the Pattiots. %
Bch, Oiental, C —_ ived at M bleb :
« Sch. Oriental, Capt, Patten, arvived at Marblehead |
on Qamny Tast, from Lisbon. Sailed Dge. 3. Re
?out’. at a nghltamy Thud been defeated, lodnz_,
( and wounded, and 11,000 takenprisoners ;
- gM i ludm-.d at Lusbon S
S .‘ v’.‘.t . » 4 : s
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[ EThos e LELS. WilNemed the ?ﬁ‘ ot
Salast PEMEE E da remph N R,
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AL ibSt A o VRS L L ":%vés‘.l' )
W;ptpt ion undey the British's ,t.'i'?f; i
cannon v firoteeted them and v fas?
thers at Lexingt :@‘ mker’s Hil ,f
Chariestown, at ”“ﬂi?%ﬁ ;ej ‘. '
B Wibkiog, a: Sivannahl &t Sandphook, at:
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C9Mhis was about the very time that Can
ntg ed of our government, that they
shoul@ he British ngvy to capture any
nessel theywymight supp was going to
a port ‘prohilited by our laws, orin other
words confesSihat we were not able to goy
ern ourselyes, m’&ﬂzat therefore we should
put owsélves unllet the Protection of "the
catimon of the British Ravy ! |
Just before thof‘ﬂrivqéof' the no-neutral
ambassadour, the Baltimare I ederal Repub
lican, laboured with constangaffiuity, to im
press on the peopley. that, Mr. Erskine's in
structions were knowmto our goyevpment,
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i April last; and thet“our governmeént w
beeh guilty of duping ‘the’ ,';- natare of Mr.
Lrskine to answer their enids. " =%
QS sty afted the Shubassadour hinisalfalses
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1810,
' NEWPORT :
- -
Benjamin Colman,
Y SECIAN & SURGEON, >
NFORMS ihe inhobitnts of New
port and its \ic':\.'.t_-., that he hes trken If"'oh‘";ﬁ:
at the House of Mrs, CoTvyRELLy Q“‘ oo "“‘. I
services 38 & Pratloncr.~=Paconage 6 fespeciitl y
.Ur'.(‘.nt‘\l.
Newpart, Jonuary 17, 1810,
Y . .
Patent Spring Stirrups.
T
)OMETT & FAIRBANKS, S
¥ dl-rs, No. 14, JMapidero’-Sereet, Boston, ‘.‘“""
regcived by the Ship Cénes, "fronw PIJ'L'H‘IW’» n h:’h'
fonable . assortment of SADDLERY, and ,"&RNESS
Fumitore, vz, ,
Patent Spring “irrups ; swivel, eradle-bottom,
loop'd, fancy, and mounted do, ¢ Miiitayy I’BM-‘-, ia
scts, with faney lh'id|l Ormatnentd,” ayd * Rriskey
Plates, 1o match ; Buke and Portsmoutht Bitts ;
Duke, hunting, snd rmxlvd umﬂ!c&; Omb Chains,
and Nrgdoons 3 fll plated and tipt conely pucd s‘l ‘
lames ;. e\b{m\t -couch Bitts, new s With
large. Gt Chainagto mareh ; &htfdﬁh' Bridle
Buckles und slides to match ; Martingale Hooks ; -
nolishad etecd, and mnuotlﬂ. of a supeti
our quality ; patent t ocke ; commen do.; el
cfam chain and faney phited 3 trimmin
Shears ; Hopse Pickers , Currycos ; c
nurse fish Bkingj Saddiers’ 8 o bridle ! ik,
roler, fancy, ud spring Givth Waebs 3 saddle
Trees ; a lew doz. prime red Rown Skius:
- » "‘.3 - . - ."‘l."v.-;"'“‘ i i X
© Constantiy for axle; Conch and Chaise HWarness ; 2
generyl assortment of Whips ;- 08, shiadloed and
) -;:in ; horse Rugs ; Buff cur KNG, suiti
70k for Sloighe. - i L SRR -
_ LikewicesaFrom Philodelphia, Skirting ad Rifile
Leather, whe!» hides and sides, suitubd < for ‘Lops:
angd Boots of»ﬁﬁb “gome extra latge. AN of
which will be an libaral terms, for eas tm,
Lvston, Dee. 16, nATTRER PN Wv% el e
Y Veue el "5’ Py, o
W*ﬁ-.,. - " gt ‘:o' R e
i FOR SALE, +h.
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;A g ”il% il 55\ ' SOGR- W
acres 'qs' ""?-’%"7*". 1 z-q-;v_-'-}-lﬁ‘; < g R \».2 o fhe e }
1t [ "Ry R e
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Dlacks ith's Shep, Horse-Shet ,At othpr, Suitable . -
ol comveientOut uikings. ' SllO. Pivabl vell
f‘fgﬂ* vith & b;' ai".,. N g oy~ e i
. -’ 8," “ ¥ ."‘,c:‘\‘ " 0," "‘ .““V”‘."n » .‘:' ". 2"
duees #m‘ bbs. of Gider. LN A Rt
ol o "‘l,'” L 8 y"}uA » l'-.‘ 'm‘ “ .}‘z&“a ' Vu
iiEimcongiione of PRTRNEN: will he Grmedibe), and |
At fas wil .“i'w :”“;‘ ser ; "fu“ﬁ {".‘-{\ e
Mok ope (qarier, dnc-half, or three quarters of -
(b purchasamoney, -4 7 s L
. "'rhe above property was formetl) - owned by
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FOR SALE,
1\ Valuable HOUSE 'Mylﬂ) by
. 41 feet, with the Shop thereon Standiag, in
Thames-Street, opposite Joswes Cozats's Hater's
Shop. The Shop on said 4.otis W,by 24, well
lathed and plaistored. R |
« Voo sunall Shop adjoiniig Wac.
and the Newport Bawk, onilg notth of Waehing
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Alrg—a Farm, situated in' the towrn of Chorlesiam,
containing about 100 geres of Lﬁ.wcu preportioi.
cd with mezdow, pasture, and w bnd.
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Sgnure, ut the foot of the Parade, ‘on the 16 l!‘m'
For further particulatrs, hﬁirof SYMIN J
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