The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-02-21 00:00:00, page 3

Whatever may be our idea of (e prodigality
of Kings v the foily of the pcofple tor in
dulging them in iy, the fact is fir beyond
what our fancy had imagined. For the
. sustruction and wiusement of our friends,
Wiho are as yet strangers to the pageantry
of courts, we extruct [rointhe London Court
“Calendar, printed in 1809, a list of the
OFFICERS ©OF 7TH® HOUSE OF TPEERS,
While perusiug this list our veaders will
recollect thet iiree fourihs of the labourers
in Englai.d are faup.rs, [Pub. Adv.]
By the arrival of the Ship Liberty at N. York,
L.ondon papers have been received to ihe
3d of December, from which the Editor of
the Mercantile Advertiser has made the
following extracts.
' Loxpox, Dec. 2.
The King of Holland issued on the 3d inst.
two additional decrees, directed to the object
of preventing all commercial intercourse with
this country. One of them draws a line of
demarcation from Dykenson, on the coast of
East Friesland to Bende, in the Rheiderland,
beyond which, on the Dutch territory, no
Muagazines, or depots of good ;, wures, or man
ufacturers, of any description whatever, wiil
henceforth be permitted. Inventovies of such
establishments are ordered to be delivered to
the. Officers of the Directors of Wiys and’
Means, within three duys from the time of
pubiication of the Decree, which was on the
9th instant, and the Proprietors were forthe
with to transport their effects to places within
the lineof demarcativn. From the operation
of this Decree are expected grain, vegitu
bles, and such small assortments of mercan
tile articles as shall appear to be indispensa
bly necessary for the convenience of the in
habitants,
The second Decree draws a similar line a
long the sea-const, outside of which there are
to be no depots or magazines of coloyisl pro
duce, English manufactures, or any of the
aricles probibited m the Decree of the 31t
of May, 1805. This line extends inside of
the I<land of Schowzn, East, South, and N.
of Beveland, Tholen and Wolphaastsdyk,
with the exception of particular places in
“each of them. The islands, of Wieringed,
Texel, Viieland, Terscholling, Ameland, &c.
are also without the line.
We are assured, that a geotleman who has
recently arrived from Purls, brings a report
of the occasion of the remarkable assembiare
of royaity in this capitol, which cerwinly car
rics an air of as great probavility, as the pres
tended atsomption of the tide of Emperour
of Germany. It is asserted to be the intens
Lords of the Bed chamber, Twelve Ncble
men, at 10001, (4444 dolls.) each,
Grooms of -the Bed chamber, Thirteen Aon
ourables, at 5001, (2222 dolls.) cach.
Gentlemen to the Privy chamber, Sixty-five
baronets, knights, esquires, 2001, (888 dolls.)
eusch.
Yoman of the mouth, George Rawlinson
138]. (612 dolls.) And eighty or ninety ofii
cers, of which 12 or 14 cooking-esquires are
to be found in the kitchen Jist. .
Thirteen Dukes, Lords, esjuires and gen
tlemen, whose aggrecute salaries amount to
upwards of 40001. 17,776 doils. The under-
Jings make a small regiment.
Master of the Stug Hounds, Marquis Corn
wullis, 20001, or 8888 dolls.
Huntsman, David Johnson, 1231. or 540
dolls. i
Presenis a curious list of ladies of honour
and necessary women, lords, grooms, and
postillions, nurses and priests, in all, about 80
wale and femuale officers, with salaries from
30 tw 12001, The greater part at 200 l
(888 dqlls.) and upwards.
Keeper of the Stole-hosom, Mr. Robert Robe.
Necessary Woineny, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs.
Wray, -
Groom of the Siole, 20001, (8888 dolls.)
Euarl of Winchelsea.
Necessary women at Kensington, Mrs. A.
Brandenberg 2001, (888 dolls.)
Mcle taker to the King, Francis Dyer,
Grand Falconer, Duke of St. Albans, 12001.
or 5328 dolls.
Pat catcher to ditto, John Mitchel.
derb etewer to ditte, Miss M. Rayner, 241,
“ Sphatterdash maker to ditto, Aaron Talton.
Fish hook maker to ditto, Mr. F. Fox.
And about 500 more officers, clerks,pricsts,
doctors, &c. &c. ,
eaCh.
With a long list of officers, has about 80
Chaplains in ordinary, or ordinary chaplains,
Among his household troops, has a dozen
priests.
THE DUKES OF CLARFNCE AND KENT,
More devout than ¢ their brother of York,”
have fifteen or sixteen priests, evch ?
THE DUKES OF CUMBERLAND, SUSSEXy AND
Ave as liberally provided with priests™and
woimen, /
Contains about twe thousand coemissioned
officers: T'he number of servants is un
known, they may be estimated at least, at five
thousand wore, in all seven thousand Men
and Women, employed to wei? upon thirty
persons, and see that they have enough to
cat, drink, &c.—to make or pay for the arti
cles they use, is the employment of others !
Siz yeomen prickers, at 1041, or 417 dolls.
LbRD CHAMBERLAIN'S DEPARTMENT,
LORD STEWARD'S DEPARTMENT.
THE QUEEN’S HOUSEHOLD,
THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD,
THE PRINCE OF WALES,
THE KING’S STABLES.
THE DUKE OF YORK,
THE KING’'S HUNT.
FOREIGN.
CAMBRIDGE,
Buonaparte has said to have written to the
Emperour Alexander, solemply assuring him
that he would not molest any part of Russian
Poland. Permission is given Ly Alesder for
Danish and French privateers to enter Rus
sian ports, and the disposal of their prizes to
be left 1o the Consuls of the country to which '
the captors belong.
The Ambassadour from Russia, who has
been for some time expected, has arvived at
Plymouth in the Formiduble, from Malta,
Intelligence has bees reccived from Lith
uania, that the important Town of Minsk
has been totally destroyed by fire, and that,
besides, considerable damage has becn done
in that country by hail-stoues, some of which
weighed 2 1-2 lbs.
- A
tion of Nupoleon to make over’ ures of pacifi
cation to this covntry, in concurence with the
Monurchs wno are now assémbiing ut Paris,
This is not uniikety, particularly as we are
told, that the journey of Buonaparte to Spain,
has been put off' for six weeks. :
Capt. Tatem, of the brig Junius, f~om Ca
diz, states, that on the 30th of Jun. he spoke
the ship Thomas-Wilson, out 44 days from
Liverpool, for Philadelphia, and was inlorm
edy by the master, that the news of Mr, Jack
son’s dism:issaly by our Government, had been
received in Liverpool, which excited consid
erable alarm, and the inhabitamts of Liver
pool were fearful, that the differences be
tween the two countries would not be yery
speedily settied. The Thomras-Wilson sail
ed from Liverpool, about the middle of Dee.
and as the Delaware is frozen, it is probably
she will cowre to this port.
We copy from the Providence Phenix, the
following remarks on the subject of the wick
edness and vilainy of certain Editors in the
United States. After having exhausted every
topick of abuse and slander, which their inven
tive genuises could concelve, they at last at
tempt to produce an evidence that the Re
publican party are the advocates of a monar
chical system. We do know, and we, with
out hesitation declare, that many persons,
who are called leaders in the federal faction,
or LEssex Junto, and whp now vesice in Bos
ton, its vicinity, and elsewhere, are the advo
cates of monarchy ; they have been heard to
express those sentiments ; ond the numes of
these conspicuous characters can be mentign.
ed if nccessary. We do wot implicate the
whole of the lederal party as advocates of this
detestable principle ; but we do knuw that
meny of their leaders are 50 5 and it is time
the honest Americans in the ranks of feder
alism should look areund them.
The vile slander and wicked abuse to which
the following matter alindes, lirst originated
in the ¢ Mbany Eulance” and hus Leen copied
vile orgun, unless they reivact the false
statement. '
' Editorial Villar:y.
We are absnlute\y compelled «t times, theugh
greatly against our inclination, to notice that sink of
rolluti(m, that vehicle of slander and talsehood, exl
ed the Rhode-Island Jmervican, published in this
town. A more wicked, a more filse, a more slai.
derous paragraph, has seldom appeared in its col.
umns, than the first under Providence head, in the
sheet of last Tuesday. As Mr. JA/en is merely the
humble retailer of the falsehood first fubricated by
the cannibal editor of the Albuny Balance, we shall
extract from the Albany Register the antidote there
administered for this wide spreading poison, and our
readers will make the necessary application,
o many {cderal papers. 1 hose editors who
have copied it are ejually culjubie widi the?
There is not in the United States a more
decided or inflexible Repubiican, than the
Editor of the Baliimore Whie. Mr. Irvine
has indeed derived his principles from the
purest sources of Republican freedom, from
the illustrious ancients who defended her
cause and deplored her fall in the Republicks
of Greece and Rome, as well as from the il
luminating pages of those patriots and philos
ophers who have contributed to revive her
spirit and diffuse her blessings in modern
times,
What then must have been the surprize of
thesc Republicans as well as federalists who
know the character of the Whig, as a perio
dical paper, to behold in the prostituted col
umns of the Balance on Frid .y last, an ex
tract from the Whig, contuining sentiments
hostile to the constitution of the United States
and adduced by the sncaking libeller who
conducts that paper as proof, not only that
the Editor of the Whig, but the Republican
party, is in favour of establishing a monaichy
upon the ruins of your Republican govern
ment !
The deception in this case, and a more in
fimous one the Editor of that paper has
never attcinpted to palin upon the readefs,
though Lis offences of a similar description
have been as numerons as the hairs upon his
head ; this mean and unpardonable deception
consists in quoting from the Whig, as edito
vial matter, sentiments which were not penned,
by the Editor, but which he admitted to grat
ity a correspondent, and in omitting te notice
the comments, in which he not onfy shewed
his diszpprobation of his correspondent’s o
pinions, but demonstrated theiy absurdity by
facts and arguments the most stubborn and
conclusive. 3
The Editor of the Whig, it seems, had
received two humbers, purporting to be the
commencement of a scries of essars on the
WEDNESDAY, FEDRUARY 21, 1810,
[J\"‘(fw- York Mercantile Advertiser.]
FROM THE ALBANY REGISTER.
NEW PORT :
IMPORTANT.
s ituction and proepect of cur publick affairs,
vnder the signaturcef Messeager., The fis
nutuber was nothing wore than a few intro: |
ductory remarks=—the second merely glinced §
at some features of our nationa! affuirs, which
the author described as evils that requived
the hand of reform, and concluded by promi
sing that Lis next number should point out
the sure and only remedy for those evils.
I quote from recoliection, for T have not
the paper at present contuinng the two first
numbers of Messenger—but fortunaiely lor
the cause of truth, I preserved the paper
containing the thivd number, ond I preserv
ed it because I foresaw that fedeval editors
would be base and _mean enough to pervert
ity a 5 they have dene. Indeed, amoug the
present race of editors of thut descriprion, |}
know but a very few who possess a spark ol
honour above that which commeniy distine
guishes the lowest grades of pimips and poes.
Joggers, The following is the thurd number
of the Messenger, and 1 beg the resdor to
peruse it attentively, and especially not to Jet
asingle line of the NOTES or vue LLDI
TOR or tue WHIG escape hime—and he
will then perceive by what mervetricious and
disgusting, detestable and abandoned arvts, the
abettors of a British faction attempt to sub
vert the Republican cause. Certain I am,
that the Bditor of the Whig, from the con
tents of the two first numbers of Messen
ger, could not have anticipated in the third so
beindy stupid and degrading a proposidon as
that which feliows,
[As we have not room fur the mamber or the
notes, we can only inform the reader, that bosh may
te seen at this office j=—and copy the introduction of
the Editor of the Whig, wund tie concluding Note
whigh is the creed of every Democrat ¢
FROM THE BALTIMORE WHIC, oF JAN. 8, 1810,
WHAT A 4 PROJeCt P!
That a proposidon s 0 moustrous, as the
author of the following number brings for
wardy could be conceived by a man ol learn
ing, a iriend of freedom, and of exempiary
pieiy, traly astonished the editor. He cannot
pubiish it without annexing a few brief com
ments in the form of Notes.
‘ CONCLUDING NOTE.
4. Without ascribing bad mgtives to the
gentleman, the editor hopes that instead of
defending his proposed reform, ¢« Messen
ger” will revoie it.
Itis hurd, it seems, to devise a plan of
government, that will at once secure pro
per deiiberation and action ; that will com
bine in practice a just discernment ¢f rights
and a firompit vindeeation of them, In truth,
the inaction of Congress for two years, has
sickened the hopes and unstrung the confi
dence of many of the most zeulous votaries
*of iiberty. But forever sacred be the consti
tution ! If defective let it be amemded, not
destroyed. Democracy with all its calms and
storms, we will never resign! It is indeed
the world’s best hope—put it down, and their
~remains nothing but * dark despair” to the
- patrior and the philanthropist. Y
The size of the largest is as
fullows 1~ .
Height, 3 feet 8 inch.
Length from the end
of tie snont 1o the 9 1-2 feet.
© the reot of the tail.
Round the girth, 8 feet 8 inch.
The others were nearly the same size.
These form part of a jitter of 18, partly
of the Guinca Iweed. Four or five of the
litter were Killed at eleven months old, un,
weighed near 400 each. The sow when fat
ted and killed weighed about 250, undthe bour
was very small. From the great vize of these
hogs, you mauy well conclude they ire not fat
So far are they from it, that the owner i
doubtful whether be will kill them before
next seacon. IlFhe does not they will averagr
1000, They are handsome, clean looking
wogs, almost white, and without that siouch
look that large hogs commonly have.”
y v " t'rrt'."‘ True Mo]
A letter from Warwick, dated the !3th,
saysett Tell it in Guth, pubhsh it in the
streets of Askelon, thet at our last mecting
we initiated 21 pood moral churacters, tiuc
born Americans, into this ilvstrious order”
The Society in that place now consists of up
watrds of 40 members. :
It appears probable that ANTIMONY, an ar
ticle indispensibly necessary in the manufac
ture of printing types, is to be found in the
State of New-York, not lur from Lsopius ;
and also in Raleigh (N.C.)-=We carnestiy
hope the investigutions now going on may
terminate favourably—it they do, we are in
dependent of Europe tor every uriiele upper
taining to the printing business | Chron. |
The Sons-ob Tammany in the State of
Rhode-{sland already amount to nearly 400.
T'he patriotick flame burns brightly ; and the
chain of union is extending with a rapidity
surpassing the expectations of the most san
guine. [ Prov. FPhcniz. |
Under date of Burlington; Dee. 1, a gen
tleman gives us the following interesting par
ticulurs e . :
“ [ send 'you the weight of four very ex
traordinary hogs, that were weighed alive
this moraing in the hay scules of this plice.
‘Lhey were littered in January, 1807, and wre
the property of My, Ellis Wright, who has
taken them to Philadelphia.
‘Vhe weight of the Jargest is 791 06,
BURLINGTON PORE,
of the second
of e thind
oi the lourth
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TAMMANY,
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728
(he late i furcous Reporl to the senate of Musee.
chusette, on the subject of our Foreign Relations; is
Csppropriately headed in the Selem Reﬁﬂrr&“ fioi.
izh proceedings” of i Massaehuvetts Loglsluiure.
A young Wild Cat, on Monday made its uppesys
ance in the centre of Salem, Mass. and was shot in
Frogt street. Defore he tas shot, & dog waue set
upon him, against which, theugh surrounded by
foes, Lo mude o gallant defence, and soon forced hun
to retreat, with disgraceful wounds
The Supreme Court of the United States;
commenced its scesion at Washington, on the
6th instant—resent Chie! Justice Marshall
and Judges Washington, Johnson and Liv
lgston, ,
“ The Rev. My, Pot***s from the Ebg
lish neighbourheod, hos this d y told meq
that he was yesterduy in o Byintiog: Office in
New+York, where -a number of Quiney’s
specches were printing. Moo P, also told
me, that he wished to purchuse one, but thas
he was denied the sale ! he told me that he
then rqq\oirc«l the reason, and that he was
answered by the Nditor, that they were struck |
oft’ {for a private geutloman, and would not be
sold, Nodoubt they huve been struck off at
the reques{ of My, Juckson for d.¢ London
marker,” e,
: WASHINOTON, Feb, 8, IRO,
The follogeing iy an' cxivact ¢f a letter #rom @
gentiimin in NvlJosey, to a mender of
Congress Jrom thai Siwiey duicd Fedruary
laty TRO, TR
Drrp,
. 5 '3 :
In this town, Mrs. AmiGAte Witnour, She was
an exemplary and piows womean, -
Quene.~Was (hls speech, (Which was
certuinly never delivered in Congress,) fuwie
ished originully by Mr. Quiney to M Juck«
sony or furnished by Mr. Jackson to Mr. Q.
The United States troups have heen greatly benes
fited in their health, by heing removed 10 \” vicinis
W oof Nutcher, from New Ocleans, .
Entered—SBhip Asia, Ormsbee, St. Übes ; do. Dors
is, Chaniberlain, Gottenburyg ; sch, Richmond, Joues,
New-York ; do. Diadamia & Hope, Rilley, Tuappas
hannock ; do. Bix Brothers, Lane, Plymouth ; slo.
Hiram, Biiffens, Georgetown 3 shoop Friendshipy
Spencer, Richmond ; do. Bagle, Biiges, Ocracoke,
Clecred--Ship Rapid, Muifey, Charleston ; Brig
Rupell, Newton, Havanna ; sch. Wiiham & Mary,
Hussey, Washington, (N.C.); sloop Buine, Duvis,
New-York ; do. Fame, Walden, do.
Sunday, Sept. 18.~Arrted Ship Doris, of Satem,
capt. Chamberlain, 635 days from Govtonburg! Leoft
at Gottenburg Dee. 15, ships Murk & Abigal, Park,
of Newburyport, for England ; Golconds, Crocker,
of New-York, for England; George, Walker, of
Kennebunk, for England ;. Manhatton, Barnaed, of
New-York, fur Englond; United Sttes, Hording, of -
Boston, for ]\'mfn‘.i. to suil nexc day ;. Polluce, L«
wardg, of Salcm, for Bos on, to I.‘L'l(lw&fi day ;3 Mas
ry, Hale, of Newbhuryport, for Nc'u'bllr:'m)ﬂ, 1o suil
in a few days; Porseverance, Sniith, of Boston, aist
arrived ; smee, Ringe, of Portsmouth, helow in the
Roads, just sreived ; brigs Robert Bevkley, Rreczey
of New Bedford, for England ; Lovely Loss, Miller,
of Philadelphia, for Germany ; BEliza, Bennet, of
Charlestion, 8. C, for London=—[ went ashore in a gale,
ot Hawk’s Roads, was pot oft with damage.]: Res
peneration, Place, of Vortamouth, Just arrived
sch. Bunice, Walluce, of Boston, jusi areived 3 and.
a number whose nimes were not knowie-Sciled in
company, ships Auntclope, Hopkins, of Doston, for
Boston={ peried in, a .f:.lc, m dut 59, 56, N. long. 8,
50, W.}; Thomas Wilsongdlaurice, of Parsn outhy
for Porisimouth , Birutus, Blunt, of du. for de. beig
Saily, Carnes, of Boston, tor England eeedan, 4, in
a gule, Philip Allen, of Bulem, fell {roin the maste
head, and imme di:m‘l) sunk. Lot 45, 5, N, long
62, 15, W. spoke brig Rebecea, Higping 8 duss
fiom Boston, for Gottenburg, and receved u supply
of provisiong, Onthe 190 h Jupe, bound from Clisrjese
ton, for Gottenburg, was captured by a pinvateer
from Norway, and taken to Christivnisand, s de«
twined Gl the 26th July ; when, atier ‘h‘h?,l Wl
eleured by the prize court, "Vhe caprain of the pris
vateer hovwever sppesled, and the Doris way dct%im&
vl the 14th Sept, when she was Lberaved. ,
Spoken, ofl' Block dsland,. on the 101 l ingt. brig
Letricve, Nuthanicl Burrington, of Boston, 55 du s
trom Liverpool, oo 'e 4o B '
10 BE SOLD-- At Publick Auction,
On MONDAY, the 12ih of March nexts at
X o’cloeky AO, ut the Flouse of the
subweriber in Middictown,
F ARMING loois of almost every de
scription” ; 3 stacky of excellent Hay a small
quantity of Corn and Potatoes ; 2 Cows, and 2 lead
of young stock ; & second hand Chaise, in gocd ree
pair ; a small boat ; a quantity of Pouiwry, with athe
.er articies. O L TP
TO BE BOLD, OR LET. .
.t--.- 4 .
\U adjorrped mecting of the "TAN.
A MANY SOCIETY, or Covvmnran Oup s,
will be held This Pvening, [being ithe 21t of the
month of * Snows,”] at the Council Five of their
Great Wif\wm, in the Plate-Hovse, precisely half
an hour after the going down of the sun, o Hg e
Ay erder of the Grand Sachew. ¥ a 3
WILLIAM SIMONS, Sec'ny. pro tem
“ Season of Hunting,”
Month ¢f ** Swows,” the 2131,} ' '
Yeor of Digeovery, 3186. . Feb. 21,
Lvesh Lilour for Sale.
J u;_ landing 150 hbls, Supcrfine I'LOUL,of a very
ruality. O 5
10 Vipes Couniry CIN. The above Goods hiay be
purchascd st avery great burgein, at 94, Thawcss
stroet, HENKRY Y. CHANSTON & CO.
The ¥ARM, owwod by the s,bﬁcribor, n
Middletvwn. . ey 314 o
< TO LET, o
- Feb. 14,
Middletown, Feb 31.
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