The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-05 00:00:00, page 1

Im the publick in general, and his friends
w particulur, that he hus opencd a small assort.
ment of the most ap&mvcd STATIONARY, come
JPrising, among other, the fullowing articles, viz,
Raper—{foolscap, pot, letter, giit und black
edged, of the various descriptions
Quills, from 75 10 25 cents, per bunch ;
Pocket Books, from $3 to &eudn
« Penknives, an assertment ;
Backgammon T.bles ;
Scales and Dividers ;
Ink Stands, dcahing Wax;
Sungl Boacs, Walers, luk in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soup ;
Biaci bead Pencils, &e. &e. ke.
Bes.ues a variety ofarticles 100 numerots to mentio
ALSO,FORSALE,
BRANDY
Bucrery
Mulaga & { WINES.
M daira
Porter and
York-Beer,
Vinegar
Hyson os
. Souchong “} TEAS.
Hyson Skin
Bohea
Coffee
Clincolate
Loaf
Havama
Wiite & ¢ SUGARS.
Brown
The sbove articles
TERMS.
The paper is printed once a week, at 2 dollars a
year, one half in advance.
~ Advertisements conspicuously irserted, at the rate
at 1 dollar and 50 cents a square, for three wecks—
sumaller ones in the same proportion.
Printing, in all its variety, executed with aceuracy
and despatch. Orders respectfully solicirted.
Rum :
Gin .
ot }BRAND&
Cogniac | ’
Molasses
Hyson ski
lg'uchong &} TEAS.
son skin
Bohea
The Gemuine English Permuneny Ink, for marking
Linen, and a constani suppiy of the celebrated three
slit metalick Steel Pens—all which will be sold at the
Boston reggiling prices.—~CALL AND SEE.
Exchange una Lottery Office
No.. 118, Thames-Strect, }
Noewport, April 10th, 1810
Managers’ Lists of the fortunate Numbers in the
th Class of Hayfield Bridge Lottery, may be seecu at
¢his Office.
Offers for sale, at the store, on Long-wharf, formerly
ocecupied by the Frogressive Company, No. 11.
A General Assortment of Groceiy, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, {9C.~CONSISTING OF=
I l AS just reccived, and offers for sale
on the most liberal terms at his new Station
ary Uffice, No. 118, Thumes-strees,
A complete and elegaut Assortment of
Legel, Commercial, and Notarial Blunks, prinied on
superiour Paper, and the first style of the Pruting
Art—among which are the following, viz :
Deeds, Bills of Sule.
Powers of Attorney, Siupping Pupers,
Declarations on Promis- | Cousters’ Mauifests,
sury Notes, Blank Checks on the
Bills of Lading, ' Seamun’s Jonrnals, &e.
Do. on Book Accounts, Bunks in Aewport,
Endentures, Bilis of Fxchange,
‘Also==Just received an Assoitment of Penknives
Coffee | Rice
Chocolate So:p
{.l.oaf 4 Candl es
avanna Checse
White & SUGAR. Butter
Brown "~} and Meal
AL50,~250 M. Shingles, with a quantity of
Boards and Latlis, of the first quality.
L The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, & Rugs.
Newport, July 18, 1810.
of various prices, from 25 to 10U cents. STATION
ARY as usual.
OFFBRS for sale. at the Stere on Bannister's-
Wharf, formerly occupied by Messis.J. & H
@GAHOONE, 3
A general assortment of Groceries,
Crockery & Glass Ware, &c. &e. consisting of—
z:un - Molasses
Cogniac & and Black }""""“
in Cayenne
.pal\ilh (llﬂ‘tl'
Lisbon Pimente
R“PﬂCI‘PULLY informe his friends, that he
has on hand—
A uantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
ecdar Shin jies,pine Sningles, Boards, Plank,
’o‘“9 &c. ke.
Which he will aell cheap, »t bis stand on SHER
BURNE"s Whas!, Now. 15,
e trems for cash.
Exchange and Lo.tery Office } ;
No 181 Thames -atvet, § JUne -
No. 37.
New Stationary Office.
WILLIAM WHITE,
By wholesale and retail.
JASON SPRAGUFE,
NEWPORT, R. I
Printed and Published on Wednesdays, by
WILLIAM SIMONS,
No. 15, Mii-Nereet.
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
BY WHOLEALE & RETAIL,
DANIEL SHELDON,
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
CALL AND SLE.
GROCEALS
GROC AL,
Cassia
Nutmpegs
English Mustard
‘l’-fl‘: Salt
Sweet Oil
Alexandria
& Bultimore } OUR
Cotton
Log & Red Wood -
Coperas
- e }mmo
Carolina &
Powder an.i Shot
Wrapping Paper
Dexter Lame
Lamp o], &e. ke,
1l be sold on reasona-
Biack Pepper
Ginger
Pimento
Table Salt
Alexandria v
& Bulti?n.(‘)r} F LOUR.
Wropping Papes.
Raisins L
Tobacco
RHODE-ISLANDY REPUBLICAN.
June 13.
English, French, Dutch,
and Spamsh real super
fine & common Broad
_cloths.
Black, biue, drab, fawn,
brown, and green su
perfine and common
Cossumeres.
Coatings, Pluns,and For
est Cioths.
Common and superfine
Velvets. |
Elcgant Vest Patterns, of
they newest sy e,
114, 104, 9-¢ and 8-4
Biarkeis,
Lamb's wool and worsted
Hosiery, various cols.
Duffils wi¢ Feurnouglts.
Superfine and common
Stocking-Net.
Furniwires. Superfine &
common Calicoes
Blue, green, drab, brown
and fawn Bombuzets.
Wildbores,
Liperial Cords.
Ladies and lemen’s
silk and n Hose.
Shuting C
Linens. and cot
ton Chee _
The publick may be
goods, shall be sold lower than at any otber store in
he State, Y Nov. 7.
Just rescived from Boston, und mew ready for eale, by
JadMbed MUMErOKL),
X At No. 88, Thames-Street,
Have just received and offer for sale at
No, 173 and 173, Thw" R
Ahugam and exiensive asso Y
Ware & Winver GOO mg which are
~and Calicoes, newest fie
gures, from 9d. 1o SsBd,
per ymd ; ~
Hosicey from 258 d to 15s ;
l'.xturim. bouver ﬁ
Irish, limerick and
Gloves ; babit ditto;
White sand colourcd dous
bie and single Sarsneis
m Lustrings ; -
ved and plain Sating ;
wO, pul mul, poau-
L, % wnd spader
At sL) oma
5 : :
-~ ton long snd l"lut d:?.
wisg
Silk and cotion Ginghums,
sk wnd coton Umgl!liau
aanton Crupes and Con.
cins ; white and black
,ll\..liun do
An mvowre of 1000 dolls.
woith of elegant Kib-
BLONS.,
Exurasuperfine, fine, wad-
BEOUADCLUTHS wd
CASSIMERS
I periul, Brunsw 10k, Ber
lin und Genou Cords and
Stockinet s ~
L.dies mazarine blue,
black, white and botu
;‘reen Pelice Cloths und
lunnels ;
Biizes wnd Flunnels, d"
every colour, quality,
and Kﬁu :
\\‘(;3 milied do. for La-
Sokkitgs, . Paarienphtl
Coati gs, mov
Dutfliis and :uﬂfi"‘
One pate =uch Isi wnd 2d
}8;‘")":‘ 6q, 7,8 y i T‘
’ ’ it 4o
quaater "lope h Lurkeis,
Blck, oine snd diub,
tably wnd conimon Vel
vets and Thicksens ;
Gown & furniture Prints |
CALKPETS & CARPETING.
Auerican, Scotch, Ingruin wnd Kiddetnunster floor
and Stair Uupclinﬁ. Canion Hearth Rugs, Brusseis
hcarth, bedside and chiuise Capats,
GKRUCiKILES, .
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson
lk'm'.y Souchong and Bohea . } TF °’S v '
Loaf wud Uiown SUGARS, opices, Currants, .
ground Musuad, Ginger , &, &ec. |
A comipicte assortment of COTTUN YARN axp
CLOTHS, &t Fuctory piices, from the Manufactorics |
L Pawtucket of ALmy, Brown & SLAYER. |
An assortment of American Manutac ured Woor,
sN GOUDS, from the manufictory at Fuwinghés o 1
RHODES, HARRIY & SMNITU.
Comprismg in the whole a collection of elegant l
and uscful articles, much too numerous 1o parteu
larize, which they ofier /1 holesale cv Retail, at piices |
wnich cannot fail 10 pleasc .~ ustumers are respect
fully requested 10 cail and see for themsclves, as !
nohing sechurged for investigution, |
U Wanted as above—"TTwo Tons of old COPPER
und BRASS delivered in large or small quentities
for which a liberal price will be given,
Newport, 28th of 11th wo. 1810.
ey
?—nﬂ
° |
THAT he hus received per the Manchester
Pucket from Laverpeol, via. New-York, « gener
al assortment of HAKDWARE GOODS, vhich me
of the best quality, and which he will dispose ot at
wholesale ayd rcwail, 48 low or lower than can be
puichusea in America,—
—Amongst which are the following—
Morocen wnd Bafi col- | ery description §
oured Tea ‘Lrays, of | A few pair of clegant
ev Ty sizg. Lookng Glasscs, &c.;
Tea Cadecs, Bottle stands —ALSO—
with and without pla- | A quintity of WOOLEN
ted rimm; COODs '
Snuffer 1 rays, Broadcloths ;
Elegant Brittania Tex | Pinins ;
Pots of the mewest | Serges ;
fushions ; Coatings, &ke:
Knives and Porks of ev-' 5
Which he will sell by the piece or single yard, at
reduced prices.
Newpert, Wovember 14, 1810,
GEORGE MILLES,
HAS taken the southern half of the
Fire ml brick store, opposite Mr. Towns.
end’s coffec-iouse, where he offers for sale :
19 balf chests ) Bobea TEAS, of the first quality,
13 aaﬂcrdo.} for retailing ; -
(‘hn chests m.{ do.
A few Piece Goods. : Alspm
India- Point Gin, in pr- and bbla.
8 hhds. Wilmington Tobacco.
38 firkins d?a‘ Batter, and
A ;.dl’?ll %zchange on Lendoo. :
ov, o
¥ all uhy'."us"hoawwdk
(I,Ju:h,admthdnqmwampum.nﬂu
ns executed wit -
ceof the RRODPEISLAND REPUBILIGAK.
NEVW GOO
Sherman & Lawton,
DRY GOODS.
SiiPHuN DLBLOIS,
INFORNS KIS CUSTOMERG AND
THE PUBLICK,
NEWPORYT, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBAR 5, 1810.
clegant plain and figur
.ed Maslins.
Lace spider-net de.
84 und commou cotton
Shawls.
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Ribbons, Thieads, Tapes.
Gentlemen and Jasine’
for an advertisenant.
assured that the above
Thread, silk and cotton
Laces.
Red, white, black, yellow
and green Flanucls,
Double and single milled
Buizes. o
An assortment of the most
Gloves.
india Cotiona
Suspenders.
Black Cl‘up‘,
Ferrets,
Shalloone,
Tammicss
Dimitics.
Sitk V(’.h’&‘
Black Lutestringws
Hindsome coat snd vest
Butions,
India black Sating.
Fluck und white Wire.
With 2 vumber of other
acticles, (00 numerous
No. 109, Chenpside, Thrmes-sireet.
Who has recently received a large quantity of goods,
from Boston and New Yok, MBU»c lutest inporia
ton which Lie oliers at wholesule and letail, as low
as cun be purchased in Rhode-lsland.
—among which arve the follywing e
Course, fine, and supeifine Biosdcloths, of various
colours ; Cassimeres § Pluins ; Devonshite Kersey ;
Coatings ; Blaikets ; Baizes and Flannels ; um{..
Wiidbores, and Bomb.zets ; 'ndia Cottons ; Culis
coes, and Ginglisms ; Liens ; Dimitics 5 Vost pats
terﬂ; Hosiery ; bluck und whine Laces ; Kibbons,
of all colours ; white Camibricks,3-4, 4-4, 64, wule ;
gilk and cotton Umbrellas ; with most other arsicies
usual in his line : .
H AVE just received, and are now offering for sale,
st their store, 134 Thamesstreet, ::)”W
wesortment of Fregh imported DKY £OODS, con
sisting of |
superf. Llack, blue, drab,
mixed, bottle und grass
green Broadceloths.
Superf. black, hiue, drab,
and mixt double milled
Cassitoeres. |
Tmp'l ar & Pricee’s Cords, |
Stockingnet.
Pdi('C (-Wo
Table covenng Baizes.
Milled Baizes, Flannels,
and Contings.
Bk, green, dove, ﬁl;l, |
atd lewd colowred Bom- ‘
buzeus, from 2 to Se.
Wildbores, Rutting!s,
Cottony, suk and worsted
Hose. Vestings.
Shuwls. lxmg.sll(uvh.
With muny other arti
which will be sold very ot
JOHN A SHA W,
B ATCH-MAKER, "
A%, 80, Zhumes-Street,
Offcrs for sale, us lew &8 cun be purchased at any
store in the State,
A General asso tment of Fashionable and Fancy
Goode—amung which the ~
‘ « Gre 4MW
Woarranted wiwd conimon Spoons, mairow, mus-
Euglish and Geneva | tard wnd salt do. ; Su.
Wauichies ; gar Tongs, scissors and
Gilt und mahogany frame piacushgn Chains, sil
Looking -Glasses ; ver Pencil-Cases, silver
Bruss Handivons, Shovels | Thiwbles, !;lmd Cus
and Tongs : turs, Bugar-Tongs,Can.
Brass Cumgticki . dlesticks und Spuis ¢
Brarasvia Ware, viz. | GonLp AND JEWELRY
Teu-Pots Bugar-Bowls, Warg, viz Mcdalions,
Cream-Por, Vuble und Lockets, Breust-Pins
Tea Spoons ; | plain, topaz and pearl.
Curreny, viz. Knives & | »set, Finger Rings wnd
Forks, Jacknives, Pon. old um? filugree Eure
knive Razor, Scissors ft'n';;s,;:! ey descrip-
Soubcrs and Triys g tion, Bracelets of elys.
Port.ble Writing Ixsks ; tick & plain hairwork,
Buckgammon Talles ; aﬂd Nocklaces, guid
Flute, Fues and Violins ; ‘atch-Chaus, Seuls &
Hunting Apparstus, of Keys, elegant cornelian
every descegprion K:-_ym:cl in gold, gold
Patemt wid common Sus- Epuulets ;
penders Ludiew” snd gentletien's
Recve's Colours, different Pocketbouks & Purses,
sizes; of every description ;
Stirver axn Prarep | Fancy & common Neck-
Ware—silver Cream. laces, of every kind ;
Pots, Soup und Gravy | With an extem?we variety
Ladles, Tea and Tuble | of Fancy Goods.
Watches, of ¢very deseription, cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and warranied,
Jewelry and Silver Ware, of ull kinds, manufuctured
and repuiced.
Huir Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Nec)kkou warranted good, or
the money returned.
*.* Cush, and the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver. ‘24
Newpert, Nov. 7, 1810,
' I ‘HOSE whowish to purchase goods
of an excellent quality, snd moderate prices,
wiil do well 1o cull on
ke Ry decrascd, viz,
A Certain Farm, lying in Exeter, containing 100
acres and 40 square rods, with a Dwelling
Honse and other buildings thereon. The said Es.
tate is éonvenicntly divided into meadow, pasture snd
wood-land ; it has a very thrifty orchard of excelient
fruittrees ; and is well watered. The sale to com.
mence on the 20th ¢y of the 12th month next, ut the
11th hour in the morning. Sale to be on the Fremises
Alyo==a certain Farm, lying in South-Kings
ton, containing shout 118 acres of Land, with a quc
clegant and convenient Dwelling-House, pleasantly
situated nea: the post-read and the salt water ponds
The situation is mviting for a gentlemun’s country
seut, and was formerly the residence of the lite Jobn
Potter, l:? ‘The goodness of the soil, snd the ad.
vantages of the fisheries, are all too well known to
r;?.uire a more c:ﬂicolar description. The sale of
this estate will be held on the rrcmino. on the first
second day of the first month, 1811, at the 11th hour
in the morning.
The above Estates will be sold under the
incumbrance of the dower of Herry Barber's widow,
and the deeds will convey to the purghasers all the
right and title of the said Henry in the premises at
the time of his decease. Conditions will be made
known on the respective days of sale.
THOMAS B. HAZARD, Administrater,
South-Kingstown, 11th month, 21s, 1810,
70 be sold, at Publick Auction, by order
of the Supreme Judicial Court, the following
KRceal Estate, late belomging to Henky Bar-
THOSE Farmers and others that wish to
save their Ha Mo&u&pﬂa in the spring,
will do ;:‘l:: cdl{g‘oa subseriber, who vi;S'-
estop twe good shipping lorses,
which good pay vmmgc made, PJ':.l.!\' CLLK, jr.
Tiverion, Qet 30, 1810.
NATiidaNTEL SWEET,
At the old stand of Narnaxier Sweer & Co
Nov. 21.
LW orthy of Attention! T
ALEGO, A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
LOGOKING GLASSLDY,
‘And perbiaps as elegant an assortment of
Mu;/s and Tzf//,’els,
As Lod be found lu Lac state,
FRESH GOODS.
ILOPEZ & FAIRMAN.
TAKR NOTICRE.
cles, not particularized,
w for cash. nov, 21.
T ble Cloths, 6.4 7-4.
Diapers.
Coleraiy Shirtings.
Colowed Cumbiricks.
Divo, White, 44 and
6-4
Hisir Cord, do. . Liven do
Fancy Musling, °
Banduna, Flug, Barcelo-
na and Linen Hande'fs.
India Cottons,
Brown Linens.
Silk Ginghams, C€’ld do.
Calicoes.
Fumiture Chintz.
Luce silk wnd cotton Arm
leis.
English silk Hose,
In a late publication maeerted in the Vermont
Republican, S-+pe. 24, the increave ¢f men bers
in the Mcihedist & piscopal Church in the U,
States during the lasi 13 years was' stated (0
be ¢ 12,532,"" For the berter infornation of
‘he pubtick, I am induced 30 give ihe joliowing
which is @ true statement ¢f the nevease 'of
heir memébeve, T rhink myself ¢uatificd 0
yrve a just gtatement, ¢s 4 have in my' ficestis
sion the firinied minuies of their' annual re
iurns, frem the fivst Annuat Cotfevence holdcn
en this Continent dwnv\ to the presen: year :
five intermediate yeurs oxc;’rmde"' Srtalr
In the yeut 1766 Phuip® Embuvry snd' Th »
Kb, lueul Prewchers, emigrited ffom £n
rofe 10 NMew- York, tnd thare formied a few
small societics. About the same tinie; ‘Koo
ert Sirombridge, w local Preccher, setled "in
Frederick's County, Stute of -Maryiand, whe
formetl a .C"" bait-\ics'in this Pl.ﬂo l'r 1769
Kichared Bourdmén vud Joseph ‘Pmnu,“é:xc
o NMew-York ; and in 1771 Frantie widury
and Kichard Waight, cume fl‘otﬁ‘l;\!rdg‘lo
the Continent, to ussist in spreuding the Gos
pel in this' infunt’ Country. In June 177,
the first unnual conierence ever dotden on
this continent, of this order, wis tonvered ut
Pliladelphia. It consisted of but tefi preuch
ers, who were in councxion “with' those of
England. At this time the nunber of men -
bers in the Undted Stares, was 1,160, Socon
after this, the revolutionury war conimenced,
which brought them inte numerous difficul
ties, it being dengerous to travel extensively
at such a period. However, mahy enccune
tered the dunger, enuured the %'ahzsl'.i'p%. sure
mounted the difficuities arising from (he'sitn
ution ef the country, und had fhe sutisfaction
of secing the work of the Lord prosper in
their hands, so that in 1785 the number of
itinerant preachers amounted t 104,.und the
number of menbers to 18,000, After the
cenclusion of the war, it wuas supposed thit
us God in his special providence, hut seperi
ted the United States from the Bilidsh Fme
pire, there ought to Le nothing binding of un
ccclesiastical noture more than ol & civil Loy,
Accordingly Thomas Coße, L. L. D/ nd
presbyter of the Chureh ip Englind, Wis
solemniy set apart by the im{)osmm. of hinds
for the Episcopal office, He was u»ix'.n.x‘;.
sioned to Americay, und a general conteronce
‘was holden at Bultimore, Junuaiy, 1775 At
this conference of the Methodidt l‘l[:!.-cup;.;l
order, they formed themselves into i indds
pendent church, separating from them fuys
mier connexion with those in Fanoype. -
The difficulties arising; (rom tle war, haye
ing now subsided, and the order o“ll&‘ chuich
being well estublished, the 104 puLik lahg
rers with zeal and feritude, entered the V i\i
yard, they endured the fatigue of lang ride
and frequent speaking ! They sufleved tl.g
many hardships subject to an infant count v,
together with much opposition. Yet' with /n
increared number they kept the ficld, und 1n
1799 the number of itincrant preachers o
mounted to 270, und the nunibey of menilien
to 61,351, At this time, their tide _ekttuﬁc).
from Georgia to the District of Maipe. Nor
did they stop here ; they were zealously ens
gaged in bearing the pews of Salvation 1o
n.orte Northern Clines ; nor did they cease
till the wilderness of the West was favoured
with the Gospel’s joylul scund. Soen alier
this, God, regurding their proyers, snd mirds
ful of their lulours, begun to peur out bis
spirit in a very wonderful manver, so that
thousands were added to their humbers year
ly. In short, the wildetncss of the Wot
Llossomed as the rose, * the North gave 1 p,
and the South kept not back,the East broughit
her sons and daughters from alur,” and (e
Jund scemed to echo with the pruises ol the
Lord. At present 616 itinerant preachors,
together with about four times thot puniler
of local preachers are employed in sounding
the @ospel trump. T hese traveiling preachs
ers have committed to their charge 174,560
members.
The time of this Gospel progress may he
properly divided in the loilowing order, viz.
From the first conference v 1773, when tle
rumber of members was 1160 to (e «sliba
lisomwent of the independent Church in 1785,
when the pumber of members was 18,000,
Thence to the beginning of the great revival
about the year 1799, when the wuiber of
members was 61,351, Thence to the present
year, 1810, on the printed minutes s fllows :
Year Number of Hembeve Increcse.
1800 ° 64,804 5,543
1801 72,874 4,80
1802 86,754 ' 13,460
1803 14,070 17,356
1804 115,154 9,060
1805 119,945 6,011
1806 130,570 10,625
1807 144,590 14,020
1808 151,995 7,403
1809 165,653 11,043
1810 174,560 1,527 .
The whole number of years since the first
annual conference on the Amercan Continent
is 37. From 1773 to 1785, 16,840 increase.
From 1785 to 1799, 43,351 increase. I'rom
1799 to 1810, being 11 years, 118,209 in.
crease. The increase of itinerant preachers,
‘exclusively of local preachers) since 1799,is
346. The last year 98 circuit preachers en
tered the travelling connexion.—So mightily
grew the word of God and prevacicd.”
Acts. 19, 29,
S’."'l S"'.q
Weathisrsfield, November 19, 1818,
FROM THE VERMON ! JOURNAL,
Rise and progress of the Methodist
Lpiscopal ( hurch in the Uniied
Statea of dAmericy. .
o
Vaoi. 2.