The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-06-20 00:00:00, page 1

nATS, :
Mude of the best materials,
Gentlemen’s Beaver, Casior, and Plated
HATS, of all shupes and sizes. Childrens’ HATS
a great vaiicty, ,
The publick will find it fop their interest to call at
the above store—where they will find Hats of eveay
Price, 00 the Inwest terms, April 11,
TERMK,
The paper is printed once a week, st 2 dollars a
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted, at the rate
of 1 dollar and 50 cents a square, for three weeks—
smuller one in the same proportion.
Printing, in all its variety,executed with accuracy
sand despatch. Orders =espectfully selicited.
y -
Wanten & Rathbone,
Havd just received Jrom tie best vimerican Manyfuctures
’ I VIR Spring supply of HATIS ;
the assortment is completed. These Hats are
Toade in the best manner, purposely for this market ;
are warranted interiour to none manufictured in
America, and not to crack orfude. As they were pur.
chused on the most fovourable terms, they can be sold
cheaper than usual. 2 :
b hcir very extensive assortment wil!
erable them to furpish every kind and price that may
be wanted-—as 2 gy
An additional supply of Puper Hangings
and Borders, among which arv mang new fashiona
ble patterns ; few sets elegant drupery, and a variety
of low priced Papers.—.ilso, An assortment of Sta
tionary ; imported Quills from 33 cents to 3 dollars
per hundred ; best foolscap No. 1, paper ; common
and fine wove hot pressed letter do. ; ink powder ;
elegant pen knives, lead pencils, wasers, &, :
" A few English Huts, as bove. April 17.
James Mumford.
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
BRUAU(.. LOTHS ol vaious col
ours and qualities ; Cassimeres ; Linen and'
Cottton Cambricks ; Linens ; Cotton Shiring ; Silk
and Cotton Shawls ; Cotton Scarfs, (or Long Shawls;g
Ginghams, a great variety; India Lusirings an
Satmns ; Calicoes ; Checzs; Cottons ; Blue and
Yellow Nankeens ; Black Crape ; Silk Gloves, long
and short ; Silk and Cotton Pocket Hundkerchiefs ;
Corded Ginghams ; Sumrer Vesting; Bandanna
Handkerchiefss Silk and Cotton Hose ; Diuper; Um.
brellas ; Threads; Luces, &c,
Algo—An excellent Cha'isc, made of the best mat.
rials. My JO.
- Mens® Superfure Fashionable Beavers.
do. X: with wide Brims.
do. Fuashionable Castors and Plated,
do. Youth’s Black and rab Beavers,
Childrens’ White und funcy coloured do.
* These Hats are fimshed in a stile not mferiour ot
those which areimporied ; a few fine English Hats,
and one case best.—uilse, 3 boxes Youth's bluck ard
Men’s felt Hats, made in Hartford, of a very supc
iour quality, and some dozens of a very cheap kind
I{ A\ VE just received - from N. York,
a great variety of -
NEWPORT, R.L
TRINTED AND PUBLISHED ON WEDNFSDAYS,
I\'l-‘OR\IS the publick in general, and his friend
1 pas ticwdar, that he has opencd a small assort
ment of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prising, among other, the following articles, viz.
“Paper—ioolscap, pot, letter, giit and black
: edged, of the various descriptions ;
Quills, from 75 to 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from $3 to s§4 each ;
Penknives, an assortment ; :
Backgammon Tubles ;
Scales and Dividers ;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sund Boxes, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap;
Black Lead Pencils, &e. &e. &e. .
Besides a variety of articles too numerqus to mention.
| ALSO, FOR SALE,
The Genuine English Pcrmanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and a constant supply of the celebrated three
alit metalick Stecl Pens—all which will be sold at the
Roston retailing prices.—CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Office
No. 118, Thames-Street, ‘
Newport, Aprid 10th, 1810
No. 14.
A great variety of New SUMMER GOODS
ts just receiwed, and for Sale, gt Mo. 88,
Thames-Street, by
IHat Store, 91, Thames-street,
BIENJ. & S. G. WEAV LR,
N ICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received fromw the manufactoriay in Europe, an as
sortment of LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, as former.
ly, which will be ready for salé in a few days, as soon
as they can be fitted in frames.
Al ont Rande=
The Watch Repiiring Business is carried
on as usual.—=Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest pesfection. £
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work—Elastick, -
ent sln:u. round, octagon, and flat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its cund;ﬁ :
He thanks his friends for their custom—and wil
All those srticlkes at a vey small agvanse,
A complete assortment of Cutlery ; Tea-
Pots ; Pocket-Books ; Suspenders ; Gold Lace ; brass
Mondirons, Shovels and Toogs ; Windsor Soup .
Btarch; Hair-Powder ; warranted wner;‘p-r.oof Liquid
Blacking ; Scotch and Maccoboy Snufie—and many
ather articles, too numerous to particularize.
Looking-Glass Plates, Jeweiry, .
18 Baxes, now opeatng—""or Sale,
New Stationary Ofhce.
NEW GOODS.
BY WILLIAM SIMONAS,
No. 15, MiuLL-STREET.
JOSIAE C SHAW,
JUST RECEIVED AS ABOVE,
HATS,
RHODE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN.
TrlE house formerly occupied by capt
“Samver Stocum, and now occupied by cap
Bey). Fay, situsted at the lower end of Thamet
street. Said House containg 6 rooms on the lows
loor.'i&hshrrmlard.nd a well of ee
cellent water, orhmberpuﬁchluumbw-u
Lcuzu lcyl..h!cvpot\q Sague) dlimy, in
Ao. 14, Maorihore atrons, Ronserey Bhve flor v
E LiGadNd beopard ar o Vige
Skins uituble for Military BEquipage ; Hogs
SKins ; Skirting und Harness Leathier ; Russett il
tluck Bridle do ; whole hides snd sidcs of 10p Lar
ther, suitable for Bellows.top Chaise ; Suddle-ticey
of every description; Girth, roller and sir.ning
webs ; Silk Lashes ; Sauddlers’ Serge, and Bridle
Silk ; Princes “, Metal, und plated Harness Fiunitur
in setts ; elegant Military Bi ts and Spurrs ; patent
Spring Stirurps and Stirrup Burs ; a large assorts
ment of plated Bitts—vize-Coach and Chaise do. in
sets ; Portmouth, Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
do ; double and single twisted snaffle do ; Mouthin
do; Bridle Buckles and Mgrtingle Hooks ; Coucfn
and Gig-Hames, full plated and tip’t ; Horse pick
e's and trimming Shears ; patent and common Trunk
Locks ; Trunk Hundles, various kinds ; a lurge
quantity of Whip-thongs, diflerent lengths ; ladies’
and gentlemen's twig and pocket Whips ; coach,
tandein and gig do.—Saddlers’ Tools and Currical
Barrs. 3
Curb Bridles, with Duke, Snake and Portsmouth
Bits ; double and single snaffle do.; Nelson Running
do. ; Mouthing and Hunting de, ; double and single
twisted do. for hard mouti horses ; guarded and
Roiling snaffle do. . ‘
TRUNKS.
Leather Travelling Cases and Portmanteaus, im.
roved ; solid leather Travelling Trunks ; house do.
"vom 1 10 21 dollars ; red and black morocco store
do.---Suddles and (mllars, fitted to horses, and war.
ranted not 0 gall ; coach, curricle and chaise Har
nesees, made 1o any pattern, and at short notice.
econd hand l'rarneu, Saddles, Bridles and
Trunks received in exchange for new,
Roston, March 6, 1810
Gentlemen’s Whalebone a d Steel Spring Saddles,n
Shafied and plain ; do. with Alligator and Hog skin
seats ; do. with and without spring points ; do.
spring Stirrup Bars ; ladies’ do. with doe skin and
silk'velvet seats ; militarbswdlel; helmets & Belts.
BRIDLES.
Fifty Dollars Reward !
-
WH.‘-,R .AS, on the night of the
16th of October, .dnmo Domini 1808, the
house of the subscriber was broken open, and in
formation being obtained that s.id house was broken
open by Capt. HOLDER CHASE 24, of Portemouth,
RI, Ancr the said CHASE having absconded, the
above Reward, with all necessary Jur‘\n paid, wil
be given 1o any person who wilb apprehend and com
nit aim o Jeit, of taken out of thys State —lf T
hended and committed to Juil ifi this State, s Re
ward of TWENTY-FIVF DULLARS, with all ne
cessary charges puidy will be given.
The above numed Runaway 1s about § feet 11 inch
es high, we!l built, of paliid countenance, hair rathe
or dark —loformation 0 be given 1o
ARTEMAS FISH,
Postmaster, Portemowshy . L
Portsmouth, R. 1. M.y 16.
Henry Y. Cransten & Co.
H.\ VIL jost reccived, und olter tor
sale on very reasonable terms, at their Auc
tion and Commission siore-—-94, THAMES-STREET,
25 Pipes Country GIN, E
8 hulfdo. do. do: Of superiour gualily.
10 Hdds. 3d. propf W.I. RUM, .
. . April 25.
LARL @ ALLSTON, end LOPLZ
DEXTER & MILES.
OFFER FOR SALE,
. I YHE entire curgo oi the shup Laurf:L
from Tonaingen, entitled to debenture, consigs
g of the fullowing articles.ammey 12—
12 Boxes and Cases Platiflas Royales, -
12 Boxes browi Hollunds.
10 Czses and Bales Britannias,
25 Boxes Creas a la Morlaix, ,
24 Boxes Dowlas.
1 Box Shirting Linen. ,
1 Bux Arubias. X
1 Box Handkerchiefs,
16 Boxes Rouans.
34 Boxes Lestmion. .
- 14 Cases Estopillas.
4 Cuses Casarillos,
1 Box red Platillas,
1 Box Coutreo.
2 Buxes white Rolla,
48 Boxes Osnaburgs. |
4 Bales bugging Linena, .
23 Bules Bleyfucher.
19 Bales Heeden Linen.
Bamples may be scen byupplying as above, -
Newnort, April 4, 1510, ¢
Whalebone & Stecl-dSpring
LUPLEZ DEXTER & MILLS,
OFFER FOR SALR,
ON FAVOURAELE TERMS,
156 Bales Prime Uplund Cotton,
Y# Cusks Rice,
170 Bbis. Flour, kS,
22 Hhds. Tobacco,
oU Buts Lard,
6 Hhds. Hams,
4V Pipes Mason’s Gin,
54 Boxes Brown,
o 1 Do i § Havana SUGARS:
117 Chests Souchong Tea,
10 Do. Hyson Skin, do.
7 Do. Hyvson, do.
64 Do. Bohéa,do.
24,000 lbs. W. 1. and Batavia Coffee; i
essrseccfd. 80, ..,
In addition to their Jormer supply of Dry Goods
7 Cases India Silks,consisting of Cropes, Lustrings
andcjcwing Silks.
700 piecTs Blue Nunkins,
300 Do. Company Yellow, do.
2 Cases Men’s Sattin Reaver HATS.
Newport, April 25, 1810,
DOMETT & i AIRBANKS,
MANUFACTURED.
~ NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1810.
OJ‘UU‘»‘LQQ
TO LT,
Don Juan de Escalona, captain of the ar
my and commander of the civil fad military
dep rument of the port of La Guira, appuin
ted by the Supreme gevernment of Caraccas.
Deur fellow-citizens=—=lt has been resolved
by the Supreme Provincial Government cre
ated yesterday 19th inst. by the wnanimous
consent of all classes of the illustrious, loyal
and heroick peopte of Caraccas, that all the
authorities which came directly from the
metcopolis shouid be suspende’l, on accouns
of the critical circimstances which surroun .
the peniosula, The distance at which we
are, the uncertainty of the news coming from
thence, the versatility of the various forms o
governments which have in so short a tim
been adopted thither, and the suspicion wit.,
which we must look upon emissaries who 11
the name of the late Central Junta have arvi
ved on this eoutinent, with a view of pursua-
for winlst a Jawful government existed in
Span, and mkghimate King sat upon her
tigne, we ever been loyal to his per
san, woa feitbiul 10 s goveilnioent, and our
treasuves lave been the only support of the
Eopean monarchy and its allies, whilst we
huve been distressed by a war, in which we
had na interest whatever, and our country
drained of those viches which nature hus bee
stowed ipon the whabitants of America, for
their own happiness, support, and defence.
Under these considerations, and to prevent
x‘: inevitible and ruinous censequences of
W' r oke of Jmperour
the Y'rench, u%:’tﬁm mfa%i‘;"u‘}“-&.‘
oppressor of Spain,
. WL, the Spanish Provinges in America,de
clare ourselves a FRLE, SOVEREINGN,
AND INDEPENDENT PEOPLLE, vot ac
knewledging the DOMINATION of any
power on earthy refusing submission, wnd de
nying and repelling the authouty of whatev
er nation m.y attempt dominion over us.
This we unanmously engage and piedge our
selves to waintuin wmd support, with our
LIVES, our FORTUNLS, und our SA
CRED HONGUUKRS, caliing upon every in
habitant in t' ¢ Provinces, 10 aid widd suj port
n carrying into eflect this, our laudable wnd
just resoluiion, and estabnsiing for ourselves
md our posierity, 4 free, equitable, and inde
yendent government, that shall secure our
lappiness, und jive us u place of honour und
espect among the wndepeudent nutions ol
fic earth. '
And we do earnestly entreat all foreign na
flos to uckinowiedge and guarantge our inde
pendence, uhd 1o lavour us with such alliance
imd assistance as muy cnuble us 0 deleat the
fesipns ol (he encinies ol our counury.
By thus disavowing our dependence on
Spain, we solemniy appeal to Heaven for the
rectitude ol our intentions, and we do pro
test before the sacred majesty of Gop him
self, that in all our measures, we have ever
been actuated by motives pure and honourae
ble, andl that we have no other design in vicw
than the prcscrv..tion of ourselves, and the
protection of vur common country.
And we do most hiono'y supplicate that
Being who decides the fate of nations, to
sinile on our exeruon, and 1o biess and pro
tect this, our new established Lmpire.
Byt Spaw, deprived of her King by the un
pardlied perfidy of the l:‘.mperot:, ot the
l'.umbgr Luropean Swtes vanjuished by
Lis t\zy and by his arms, and the «n
-cient, lawful, und uckmowiedged governineul
of the country destroyed by the vioient vui
rages of a 8 sanguinary policy, there exists
neither reason, right, or justicey for cantinu
ingour dependence on a power that has no
existence but in memory ; pulicy und soi
p::ervation, therefore demand that we should
provide for our common satety indihe protecs
uaof (nese Provinces,by taking into our own
hand, the natural soveiguty ol our coun
y.
"l'he period has at length arrived when
these Unied Provineces possess both the pow
et and Liv strebgla 10 protect themsclves.,
Wikh a popuiation of nine mitions ui mhabi
tunts, Witis ab exient ol lcrthie tertitory su
periour to any Lmpire on the giobe, wnd a
oounding with all the riches that bounteous
nutare ever bestowed on the humun race, it
would be contrary 1o sound policy, in the
presentstaie of the world, (0 subumit, ANL
W AKE LELILIMINLD NU LOMNG
LR 10 SULMIT IO Tiik DOMINA
-I’lo4 OF ANY LUKOFP 4. AN OK #OUkL
LIGN POWALR WHATLEV iR,
IT has pleased A .mighty Gop to grant to
every counuy alike the matural right of its
OWn soverviguty.
These Provinces, planted by Spain, foster
ed and protected by her power, have, and of
right ought to have subanited to her guid
ance and direction, during the period of their
infancy, wihen trom imbecility and weakness,
they were incupable ot their ewn government
and preteciun,
2 o=
Thefollowing state papers were received by the beig
Jloamas, Ingraham, from Cumana: | 3
DECLARATION OF IND' PENDENCE.
; ~FORFIGN.
TRANSLATED FROM CARACCAS PAPERS.
SPANIoIH AME K A
. chmsp INDEPENDENT.
BAN=OR PROCLAMATION.
ding t»> to submit blindly 1o the remainder
~of eme that culls herseif New Junta, and
- which is now situated on the point of Spuia
that Lus nu direct communication with the
other Provinces of that Kih.d{p-—of a June
taghich, by the general cry of those inhabie
tx' who have up!ortunateiy been disappoine,
ted in the hopes of preserving their indepene
desit’e and hbxty, has become suspicious,
Lastly, of & Junta tumuliuously formed ia
thqz:m of Cadiz, without getting the geners
al donscnt qt':he nution which could constie
tte her alegaul one : They have rendered it
indispcnsubly necessary to create a New Pros
vincial Government, in order to secure us
from the same disasters which Spain has sufs
férred bythe ambiiion of the Emperour of
the Irench,
Tbis is the only means which the people
olcaraco&ve thought sufficient to pree
serve the integrity of these Provinoes as an
cssential part of the monarchy, and a sucred
deposit of the incontestible rights of our bee
lover Fordinando 7mo, when comes the wishe
td tor nugakent of his liberty ; at which cone
spire the general vote of South America, Ciw
reccas glories in having been the first to show
her {mtriotism and loyalty, - -
The present governmrent flatter themselves
that ulb citizens unimated with a true
spirit will contribute to give credit to the
rectitude of their intention, in showing the
most complete obetlience to the supreme ree
solutigns of the wuthorities legally constituwm
ed, which are 10 be muade Kknown,
And I, as commander and civil judge. of
this port, invite ull neighbours of all classes
and ranks 1o keep the greatest tranquility ; ald
secret donversations and meetings which
might be divectly or indirectly against the cse
tablished constitutibne=the infringers shall ba
treated as state criminuls and truitors to their
country und religion. - And Ly this act the
cvil and military commander bids and firms
ity desiving it obe published by bans and
pusted up at the usual places. ¥
dagwira, 30ch April, 1810, '
JUAN DE ESCALONA,
Certified the 23d April, 1810, .
Sm—
MANIFESTO.
The Province of Venezuela has obtained
by the urdent patriotism of the neighbours of *
the capital, the poliucal dignity it ought to
have amongst the true people of America 3
it has with a patriotick loresight secyred ise
sell’ from the Influence that might huve overe
i, a government incapuble of preserving ite
sclf, und which could alledge no other right
to_keep up their former relations with us,bus
the reciprocal advantage of two® countries
which have got the same king, the same lune
guuge and the sume religion. Whatevermay
have been the former conduct of Spain toe
wards her colonies, she cannot st present ofe
fer any uscful reciprocal advantage that would
maintain her political ihtegrity with them,
Overruled by a nuticn as perfidious and tys'
ranical, us she is powerful and treacherous,
she posscsses no other territory than a few
Provinces, alternutely occupied and abandon
ed by the French ; others that have joined
them, some have resisted them, some: leared
them, und the only strong place which serves
for un usylum and rampart to the remains of
the Spanish hervism is Cadiz.—Cadiz overe
burdewed and obstructed by an enormous po
pulation, composed of merchants and men
who, considering the evils which hover over
their heads, and-the means the nation posscss
scs 10 avoid them, cannet sacrifice their fore
tunes :=Cadiz which produces nothing, thut
has been supplied “till now by the same peo
pie in possession of the enemy ; that sees in
their power the water which her inhabitants
must drink, and which has nething else. to
oppose to the formidable power of France,
but the rest of our armies in the Island of Le~
on, the fortifications of the city, and the mar
itime assistance of a toreign nation that has
genercusly exposed bher fate for ahe just
cause ol the Sponiards ; but which will be
unable 10 do u y oo’y hen the inhabitants of
Caiz, oppressed by wn the evils of a seige,
will be reduced not only toyield to the im
perious law of necessity, but also to involve
in their rain the genergus allies who are in
her enclosure, il they do not avail themsclves
of a good opportunity Lo evacuate the place
before this accident happens.
The province of Venezuela has fores en
what must then be the fate of thic governineut
tg which it has till now been submitted, and
that which awaited America, suddenly dee
prived of her former velations @ she has pere
ceived the influence thit the remainder of
the dispersed government might have over
them, und with the knowledge they previprs
-1 got of the publick bebaviour of some of
its members, has resolved to guard itself as
gainst their pretensions 10 a Sovereignty, in
whatever place of America the¥ may take ree
fug.,and detc rmine to assume said soverei; ne
, on herself iu order to be gecured from
the pretensions of the other nat}uns of li\fo
rope, from the seduction of the ﬁreu\ch cabie
net,and even from the cesigns which the fore
imer Spanish Representatives iy bt have ups
on her ; in no other view but to preserneé
herself in the political dignity, where tho
present ciicumstances have pleced he:‘
to mainiain with all her powerdlhe” rights 2
the lawfal Spanish dynasty, and ofler a sa
asylum to he?bcloved brothers of Spain, nef
on'v ag.inst the French oppression, buvetven
Lgainst the attempts of any othe? Europeag
nelvi), |
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