The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-04-17 00:00:00, page 1

The paper is printed once a week, at 2 dollars a
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted, at the rate
of 1 dollur and 50 cents a square, for three weeks—
wmaller one in the same proportion.
< Printing, in all its variety, exccuted with aceuracy
and déspatch. Ovders ~eapectfully solicited. '
N et
PRINTED AND PURLISHED ON WEDNESDAYS,
BY WILLIAM SIMONS,
N ICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
his Customers and Friends, that he has just
seceived from the manufactories in Europe, an as
sortment of LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, as foriner-
Iy, which will be ready for sale in a few days, as soon
as they can be fitted in frames.
Also on hande— : .
A complete assortinent of Cutlery ; Tea-
Pots ; Packet-Books ; Suspenders ; Gold Lace ; brass
Hamﬁrﬁmh and - Tongs ; Windsor Soup ;
Starch; der ; warranted water-proof Liqud
Blucking ; ' Scotch and Maccoboy Snuff—and many
other articlés, too numerous to purticularize.
The Watch Repaiving Business is carried
on as wsunl—A!so manufictwres Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection. Mla.
gﬁ nd Pearl Work. Hair Work—Elastick, differ
tt‘li{.. round, octagon, and flat lace shapes.
" The highest prie'e‘diwen for old Gold and Silver,
to its standard, '
"\mh his friends for their customeand will
scll those articles at a very small advance.
iy "% . i )
Ihe Progressive Company,
Arvaueim GRAINERY axo GAOCLRY
. STORF, No. 11, Lox6-W HARF, :
Have for Sule, Wholesale and” Retail, at the ku%
rent vrices, g
A Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn ;
do. do. Rye and Indian Meal; |
Ae. 14, Mariboro’-street, Boston, Hove for sale,
E LIEGANT Lu‘;l)ard and Tiger
Skins, suitable for h m ; H
Skins ; Jkirting and llu'nen. l::{h:ﬁ lmatt a:i
black Bridle do ; whole hides and sides of top Lea
ther, suitable for Bellows4op Chaise ; Saddle-trees,
of every description ; Gl:g, roller and straining
webs ; Silk Lashes ; Saddlers’ Serge, and Bridle
:lilk ; Princes ¥, !!b::. u\d’"pln::d Hurness Furnitur
scits ; clegant Military Bitts ; patent
-‘md‘. Mw‘ Mm..-om u:gz haise do. in
Stirurps and Sti Bars ; a assort -
dets ; Portmouth, Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
o ; double and single twisted snaffle do ; Mouthinz
Son e o o
cnnditi-uiagwg 'itmuvde‘om‘l'mut.
Locks s Trunk Handles, various kinds ; s lurge
mu‘q of W&n& It‘u‘gm i ladlies’
gentlemen’s ::: poc coach,
mhs‘ﬂﬂ Tools .‘r O-gklc‘
" Flovr,-of the most approved brands. e
An extensive assortment of GROCERIES and LI.
QUORS—among which dre—
-10 hhds. 3d proof St. Croix and Antigua Rum ,
. 20 pipes 4th proof Spanish Hrandy ;
20 quarter casks Sh Wine ;
20 boxes Raising ; fmo. Chocolate ;
Hjson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser gmnﬁty, &c. &e. , ,
1600-bushels Exuma Sait, of a superiour quality ;
1500 do. Liverpool do.
. 500. do. Turks-lsland do.
500 do. Bonavista do. .
_ JAlsp—a quantily of well seasoned mer. Boards
Lakewise........Just received,
5 ir‘xim 5 bhds, old Jamaica Spirits; .
269 chestd Compoy Tea, of an excellent flavourg
- wt; Cheese ; 200 Mcul Bugs;
3023 and 2 hhds, Crockery garz. &c. &8,
' ‘,;‘%igiv,en for Cc'z’:r'md Rye, i
NB T persons who have in their rom
i.(efﬁ ‘n’ %“m the Company, will have the
( to return _them,
' WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. Jigent.
" Newport, Oct. 18.
‘Gentlemen's Whulcbone and Steel Spring Saddles,
Mhafted und plain ; do. with \m“
seats ¢ do. with and without spring points ; do.
z‘vqsﬁnz:nng ladies’ do. with doe skin and
selvet .hnt{)tlda‘hhuhm
BRIDLES.
Curd Bridles, with Duke, and Portsmouth
Bits ; double and .m; 'Mw
e :..":’:rn"‘:.‘... Pk e
t
Kbiling shafle do. i
: » TRUNKS.
.Leather Travelling Cases and Portmanteaus, im.
W;Mkmm«lﬁuﬁub‘nh
1 1o 21 dollars ; red and moroceo siore
dg.-—-S.ddlcs and Collars, fitted to horses, snd war.
r-ytcdubsl;ash.e-:: .‘c.-:ni'” Har
we.
lrmhw exclul' new.
‘Bevien, March 6, 1810,
*Henry Y. Crinston & Co.
Whalebone & Steel-Spring
- SADDLES.
!‘u.m SALEON gnz“a%cqgupmus‘x;muo.'
v
: No. Y 4, THAMESSI2RT,
.‘ Bﬂm Cmonq
| )0 Piﬁn Baycelona Brandy
10 Hhds, W. 1. Rum,
25 Chests Campoy T ea, |
50 Casks Fresh Raisins,
- 30 Kegs Ginger, ‘
' 25 Boxes Chocolate,
| 20 Kegs Tobucco,
| 25 Boxes Soap,
~ 10:Bbls. Pimento, :
' 20 Bags Coffee,
' 5000 wt, Loaf Sugar.
_ Newport. Dec, 27.
Lo.ubbg-(-'laasl’/;u‘cs, Fewelry, &e.
———
N, 5.
Newrort, Jam 24 1810.
DOMETT & KFAIRBANKS,
NEWPORT, R. 1.
No. 15, MiLLSrazeT.
MANUFACTURED..
TERMS.
RHODE-ISLAND ‘REPUBLICAN.
George W. Martin, |
HAS FOR SALE, &
Jin extensive assoriment of Gnah‘«.uh‘cm.ﬂi ,1‘
RMAICA, Weat i ‘
I New England } ":d"- |
A » West n
Cognack an ish Brand 1l Gene -
Madeira, thrmbbon. M'w \‘v’l& | e
White aiid brown Sugars. =
Louf und Lamp «ﬁuo. :
Batavia and West India (Juﬁ~¢k
C:)m:poy, Sou‘chong, Cengo, and Bohea }m.’
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hysonskin, .
Cinnumon, Cloves, C.ssia, é'nig'er. ¢ SPICES
Muce, Nutmegs, Pepper, Puiento, e
Sperm. mould and dipt Candles.
London and Americun Porter.
Spunish and American Cigurrs,
Muscatel, bloom and cask RAISINS. '
Molasses, Flour, Chocalate, &e.
vrneennd LSO isnas :
40 Crates assorted China and Earthern Ware.
8 Tierces Glass Ware, assorted,
Laverpool and blown Salt,
4V Tons English tren, vurious sizes. ‘
The above, with a variety of other.articles,
too numerous to be inserted, are offered. for sale, st
wholesale and retail, on terms unsually fuvoursble,
for casm. RN
Newport, March 14, 1810. s v
. DANIEL SHELDON,
bedi'Sagle, e Simgion, Boar, Pk,
Tils, o s . S
JCs.PH BRIGGS,
No. 63, Thames-sreet,
;HAS for sale—loo bls. Primse Pork war
i f'dnkd; (;h’ pcr?‘ . e )
- Also=<An assortment of S‘ROCERIE&
N. B. He transacts Commission Basiness.
Those who are disposed to faveyr him in this
lhe{, may depend on his exertions in their be
alf.
. STORAGE for goods may be had by ap
plyln'g as shove, July 29, 1809,
LARL & ALLSTON, and 1L.0u1.4,
.~ DEXTER. & MILES.
_ OFFER FOR SALPE, ‘ 3
I I '‘HE. entire cavgo of tNe <hip_Laurel,
| from Tonningen, entitlcd to debenture, cousis
ting of the following articles m——viz o=
.o 39 W&ulﬂﬂillu Royales, |
, 12 Boxes brown Hollands.
; 10 Cuses and Bales Britannias.
| 25 Boxes Creas ala Morlaix.
24 Boxes Dowlas. , j
, 1 Box Shirting Linen.
| 1 Box Arabias.
' 1 Box Handkerchiefs,
' 16 Boxes Rouans.
24 Boves Lestados.
f 14 Cases Estopillas.
4 CasesCasarillos.
1 Box red Platillas. ‘
1 Box Coutreo.
2 Buxes white Rolls.
48 Boxes Osnuburys.
4 Bales bugg-ing'En‘.nem.
23 ;Bales Blevtucher.
12 Bdles Heeden Linen.
Samples may be seen by applying as above.
Newport, April 4, 1810.
Howland & Fddy, ;
OFFER FOR SALE, OX REASONABLE TERMS,
At their Store, No. 71 & 73, THAMES-STREET~
A General Assortment of Grocerics, comprising
every article in that line.
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
10 Hhds. Molasses, and 5000 Bunches Onions.
: ;Ll:exawlsr..,
M,o t .or uantit »
} 10 Boxes real lpmi%m. ”
A quantity of Cheese, suitable for family use.
- They transact Commission Busivess.—
Those who are pleased to favour them in this line,
may depend on the utmost exertions.
Also, Just Received. 1
A quaniity of excellent Flax, and 12 box.
es superiour Soap—which will be sold at reduced
prices, for cash.
. Newport, Bec. 20,
ONE huiidred bushels Borden’s Grass
Seed. ’
70 bushels Herd’s ditto.
14 bushels Orchurd ditto,
10 bushels Red rop ditto.
1200 wt. Red clover ditto.
ALSO, FOR SALR, g
A large'nw'me_m of Groreries, umving are :
1200 wt. Souchong I'ea, very ct:x.
1000 wt, Coffee. ==
e S eI R T
1000 Butter, i e b
1400 wt. good broken Coftee, and selling 6 ponnd™
for a dollar, ' T
Newport, March 14, 1810. B
GROCERIE S—cheap,
Hay Seed.
William Douglass,
At the heud of Broad Sireet,
NEWPORT, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1810.
YOU ire a majority ; you "\\lvw right
to rule. Contend for your right like men
and you shall rule. Your adversaries, who
now, with hypocritical lanentations about
party spirit, beg your votes, in that very act
procluim, as. with the voice of thundertheir
own, wunt of numbers. They are challen
ged to ke the field with a cleur prox. Wihy
-do they decline, und meanly resort to guileto
stratagem, te deception, and put the issue on
your defection and corruption ? |
- They are the same men who for more than
filteen years, under the late Governour Frx
'weß, and for eight years, under the lae Pres
-dent JeFrERsSON, gave unequivocal proofs of
“the most envenomed party runcor—=they filled
the newspapers with libels, lumpoons und
pasquinades, and the very political atmos
phere with huricones, tempests and tornacdoes
of scurrility. These lions and tygers of pare
-1y huve on a sudden, become lambs.” Trost
thew not. In giving all oflices to their own .
party they proclpim that the war is not over
the n.ode of fighting is changed. The ex
pericnce of muny yeurs has shewn thein their
dcfect in numbers for asssulting und storme
ing——{or some timie past they. haye resorted
to sapping and mining, espiovage and seducs
tion. Theiv indusuy is incredibie ; while
itke undervground mice they are unseen, Be
yurned, and then you will be arpied ugainst
their cunning and i_nﬁue. P ey
To lull you into gt they give. ont that
‘the Ellection of State vilicers is a dumesrick
affair, not 10 be blendig with, national consids
erations. Recollect thut in course of this
year a sepator and two Representatives in
Congress ure to _be “elected, 3 ungd. thut. your,
State Senators and State Representatives ave
' to, be the Llectors of that Senator; who will
hold his seat for six yeurs.. .Be not.deceivedy
4 the current sets in April it will. run. gheal’
the yqa't, bli X i“' ) .“;;"l]
The Republican prox, is. thg Bogerpour’s
PYox ; etery cundidate &M’i&cﬂuivcd‘ his.
dpprobauce, Every candidate wus Lrought
i The Tory-prox, (as it is commenly called)
‘curries wo marks of authentjication. . Who
‘nmde it The ”.ri'ntor. "W ho will vote for
it { Those who oppose the nation, and cot
spive to défeat the meusures of Congress, Ly
_resolves of State Legislawures, town-meeting,
riots and the voice ol slandour., -
In that prox you seg five rich. merchants ;-
_two merchunts and a lawyer are sent to; Cone
ggu._ The next eiection for Senator in Con
gress is to complete the corps ; and pledge i
'this State for dismembering l:&‘ Union, and
‘establishing a norrhern confederacyy under the +
.‘onhodo,i fa_iﬁh,* and a Britsh Vicerey. In 1
;such a state of things it may be ‘anticipated .1‘
‘that this northern confi deracy will be consid.
‘ered by the British us their rival in trade smd
-navigation, wulched with a jealous eye, and
that their trude wiil finally yieid 10 British re
gulstions, G AN
Is it notbetter to retain our Independence,.
cling 1o the Union and . support the governs |
‘mient of the nation ! Never did chﬁlhtorn
study more, encounter tore difficuities, or
hazard more for the pdvancement of trude
than the present national rulers. From this
source flow all their embarvassiments. Fhey
; REPUBLICAN—No. 2.
REPUBLICAN FREEMEN,
¥ ———— . A .
" TO THE CITIZENS OF RHODEJSLAND.
have conteaded for the rights of our raers
chants and of our suilors ? they have negoci
ated, they have remonstrated, they hdye done.
every thing short of involving the nation in
war. To bave perpetuated our peace in such
calamitous times will sccure to them the sp
plause of all postevity.
RerusrLicax Freepmew, be not led off the
ground b{ artifice. More than chirty fve
milliqns of yeur publick debt has been paid
off in about nine years, while no tax gatherer
has been seen at any farmer’s house.~Your
country bears every mark of & favoured land,
in the improvement of your cities and planta
tions, your roids, canals and bridges ;in the
sbundance of your personal property y
ed in your manufactures, your banks and oth
er profitable uy well as literary institutions :
90 that it may be truly said, that of all people
those of the United Stutes are the best fed,
the best clothed, the best lodged, the best
taught, and the best governed. And,to erown,
all, while a desolating war has bee aging
the old world, the new world hasTEnjoyed
g:-ce. Here flourishes the only free repub
k on earth. o |
Promote fu«-u”.w life: Truw
not its lation, however much w those
who clm it. Their interent will blind or
corrupt them. The British lords of trade.
are of the soil. —Thels commerge i
| to the great agricultuiing wnd
manvfacturing interests § that government of
| kS information from thei® merchants,
» Don't tall to me (says {Edmund Burke) of
. See Danist Meanssc's ltter,
% Baw axs is the oritle of federalists—
they hn%ﬁ‘da splended American edi
tion of his 5
FROM THE COLUMBIAN PHENIK.
MPilccliany.
the liberulity and patriotism of a merchunt §
his god is his gold ; his country bis invoice ;
his desk, his alter ; his ledger bis bible ; his
church, his exchange ; and hes fuith in
none but his banker. An“ B ‘W
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N .j‘;."”“,‘;‘,. Lol ; A
FOR THE RNODE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN.
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'REPUBLICAN—Ne. 8.
o o ties K ev o RS ot
o wious of she humun: wind~~it cxaate SO et
“papuiar furm, it is seenan, S 8 XTRKIVL P BRGNS
REPUBLICAN FREEMBN.¢ ~ r{&gﬁ’&,
A MIXED Prox inoffered © yor -: .
called “a system.”—=Flre Und_water tume
ized. The foxes un Iby ~;__,l%,- o
certe* credat M‘ﬁ peldla"'suliot Toguen
luigwﬂe such stories on fools; . :'x, L
eficct a moment on youtows Bxpariencly
What period have ywqx e Mﬁ"“f““‘::
Should discord of firinciples gease, theps wilk
be one em:'itea ab:nu’t met 5 and dhe Inftee
will rage as violently as the. formen (A b,
- discor, either of principl 25::'“:%’1
part of the towa or state Ja her,
!;'.hd mur-ceﬁlng’-bﬁvkyoﬁ , he end
-Igss variety of mwhhv
numevable collisions of interest, will o J
to future ages,thesé truths of Washigion and
h‘m‘ \ " : . “,‘3‘ ' 4”‘1'3.. +
Yn: will therefore listen to the ‘
for mhtolthrn. party, as L:n would "te
for perm“ motion, .or for muking Wetet
run up hilly as the result of inteliect
fect or intentional fraud. This stule x:w-'
bypocricy Tnndw played off by men, who have
availed theif party~uf it, for the Nt |
years; 1o “ DERRIy all the valuable off
in your gt, AR
It is tgc spivit of your party they w"“
destroy, while their own will trium - One
.of thetr nppoiuf;menu looks ‘l:kde holding o
reven a-bribe; for aposta , uchgryes
Wj?n &-pnb“c;? M'in?xogx to their.
lnet spring, at-Newport ! Not epe..* Wh
Ropa%ﬂcﬂ whi comﬁ:odon l_ jon !
Not one: What sßopuu ypu
to any honourable or lucrative ‘;,,‘?\, N
one ! . “va t::m o huve Justahet
own ifmpudence, lelr mAstped, o
JCry QUL Cualition, baClanliclon, I dn M‘f”’ M o
I 4§om.él'¢cdm ~of Geberel of FORY
/8l ; and, like whe yedr itself; gvery offe’ !
ang ends its own business: 1‘!;, ke crious of
'this spring ave 08 dree fromh wiy’ "ice
iment; or coalition, made in 1807, ar lust peir,
s this year is from those yeurs § or, | |by
wre from agrecments msde before the 0d §
and, if you can,/this speing, mukean sgred.
‘mept, or coullition, F'm next year, ¥
ey as \y‘cll'mlhﬂ?t“'af ind “ﬂ';' | |
ichildreny=or on pmﬁﬂ Ly, Uil the ¢
in of the Jews, or the end. licw
you are bound slaves, snd ghoosede 1y &
nize the sule of,ou‘r persons, let ug kbow iv
bug il you ure frcemen, let the world heur
from_yowu. In ;Qn:'mu:‘;'ﬁul’. ’“.‘
. Your adversaries iwh, that “ the P
lick sentiment ie upaltered. .. Let no;m clece
tipns in Vermont, New-Hampshire, and Mase
sachunetts, withess'the M‘N‘& " They buve
ralliec. round the standard of the nation, «ad
beckon you to‘,om thell.) . T v
The town. of Providence is the' uﬂf of
British principles, Onlz 28th ‘lf“ e
uary, 1809, that town resglved n Feuw
dent o('lla United Smt hed been ¥ inete.
cere” in his pegociations. with the - 4
and expressed-their minds, thit ‘the “nell
ought not to aid in c;fcmidl'al e acts ol
_congress, with vther disloyal und frebso
matter, . In that town, on the evenin |of the
23d of Junuary, 1809, the publick sw ~hoyse
in possession of the collectur, wus bruken @
i pen und robbed. In that town on (lig
of the 21st.of Japuary, 1809, o° 4
scy was riotously and forcibly tukeltious.
the*possession of the collector, n
to sea, in violation of luw. . T'hg/ open: vi
lence of the maltitude took mct‘ D the
town meeting, and was rufibed inefiect, Ly
its resolutions, T YN S
The coullition insiduosly proposed,and fior
fidiously executed,together with the *m'c
of the embargo, have made Provide e
umpire of your fate ;~her nod fixes yous
desting ; and a very few Juwyers that NoG e
The mixed Plox is their Prox=sthe Republi
can Prot is the Governour’s Prex, unl dis
tributes power throughout the State. The
former will nourish the British fuctiops=the
Jarter shall destroy it," The British faction
is the viper in our patff.
The following is copied from letter from
A member of congress, dated Waghingiia,
April 4y 1810, (The original mdged
with Wheeler & Jones, printers’ in Provie
dence.) e
“ Mr. Pinkney states, ina_letter to .&
Bmith, duted January 4th, 1810,thit fimg
ately afte” he received despatches from ,ﬁq'
government, relative to the negoclution hes
tween Mr. Smith and MeJueksonghst -.q
m conference with Lord Wellegley. kg
Weliesley did not sttempt 10. vig
Mr. Jackeon, on the contrary, he itnd
that he was 'n the wrong-=that he
recalled, and % successonr sent to “Un
Staten, of Aigh rank and eharactor™ =
l 1 have read and ¢xamived tic lotter ale
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