The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-21 00:00:00, page 1

Lo semnents conspreuously inserted, at the rote
w 1 0 Y and 50 cents a square, for thiree weeks—
Ztoor uned in the same proportion.
Fooatmg, in all ius variely, executed with accuracy
ar cespuich. Orders reapectfully selicivied.
wmangr which ave the folliw'ng e
Coarse, Lie, wnd supetine Broudcloths, of varieus
€oloigs ; Lossimeres 3 Pladus 3 Dovonsine Kersey
Coaunra s B kein; Badzes and Flannels ; Russcls,
Wildbo 00, wend Bombazews ; Wndia Cottons ;3 Cali
€Ocsy 4 anpgl s Lanens 3 Damities ; Vest pat
tens o Hosiory o Lluck und white Laces ; Riblons,
¢l il cutours o owhite Cambricks, 34, 4.4, 6.4, wide ;
8 uconon Umbrehas ; with most other articles
Bsu2l e lus tine
ALSO, A HANPSOME ASSORTMENXT OF
LOGUKI G GLASSAS,
And perlaps as elegant an assortment of
JMuifs and Tippets,
As can be found in the state.
_ Wov. 21
.—.’——W
S'l l‘clJii-JL\ l)l‘.“l;():b,
INFORIMNS HIS CUSTOMERS AND
’ ! ‘HOSE whowish to purchase goods
: of an excellept quality, and moderate prices,
Wl4 do wel! 1o call on
NATI{ANIEL SWEET,
At the old stundd of NaTwaniew Sweer & Co.
Ao 109, Cheapside, Thvnigs-sireet,
Who has recanily received a large quantity of goods,
f:om Boston s New. York, o* the Yutest inporta
gion winch be ofles al wholcsale and rﬂtil, ws low
38 Cauh 00 pureascd 1 Ruode-dsland, ‘
C“ngniac & L
Spanish } BERANDY
Molusses
Hyson
.*.Nlchong &} TEAS.
Hyson skin .
Bohca
T [IAT he has received per the Manchester
Puacket from Laverpes’, via New-York, a geners
2l wssortment of HAKDW ARE GOODS, winch ere
gt the best quaiity, and which he wiil dispase ot at
wholesale and rewil, s low or lower thun ean be
puichased in Americu,-
= Imonget which are the following—
M rocco and Bull' col- | ery description g
cured Tea Trays, of | A few pair of clegant
every size, | Lookng Glussew, &ec.;
Yoy Cudees, Bottle stands ~—ALSO -
with and without pla- | A quantity of WOOLEN
tedd rims ; GOODs ;
Srutler Travs, | Broadeloths
Elegant Brittania Tea | Plains ;
Pots of the unewest | Serpes ;
fashions ; Couatings, &or
¥oives and Forks of ev.
W aich Lie will sell by the piece or single yard, at
peluced prices, ,
Noovport, November 14, 1810,
G LORGE MILES,
I _'{.\S taken the ~onthern haif of the
~ e proof brick store, opposite Mr. Towns.
Q.u's culleedio v, where e oflers for sale @
A 9 halt ches e ) Bobea TEAS, of the first quality,
13 quirier do ; for vetuiling ;
A tew chests s«"-.(ihOﬂg' d().
Oe runk pesiomen’s Gloves, assorted.
A tew Piece Gooos. 526 e
WILLIAM WHITE,
@fcrs for sale, at the store, on Leng-wherf, formerly
occupied by the Progressive Company, No. 11,
A General Assortment of Grocery, Cro-kery, and
Glass Ware, GC—~coNsSIBiING OP=
Hum | Biuck Pepper
&)
ble trerms for cash
Coltee Rice
Chocolate Soup
Loaf Gandles
White &} SUGAR. Butter
Mavinna v Cheese
Brown and Meal
A150,—250 M. Shingles, with a quantity of
Boar.s sud Laths, of the first quality.
77 The bighest price given for old Copper,
Brass, Lead, Tron, & Rags.
Newport, July 18, 1810.
O FFERS for sale. at the Stere on Buanuister’s.
Wharf, formerly occupied by Mesars. J. & H
CAHOONE,
A veaergl assortment of Groceries,
Crockery & Glass Ware, &e. &c.consisting of—
Fuin Molasscs
6in Cayenne
Spenish Ginger
Lishon Pimento
S, WINES Cassia
ll:lr:g’l u Nuvmegs
Madaira Eyglish Mustard
Porter and Table Sait
York-Beer, !\'\'cet n:;:-lu
Vinegar Alexandri
Ryson . & Baltimore } FLOUR
SBouchong & | Log & Red Wood
B ohea gopelru g
Coffee arolina
Chocolate Flotant . } INDIGS
Powder and Shot
Wrappiog Paper
Dexter Lime
Lamn Onl, %ec. ke,
ill be svid on reasona.
June 13.
T%2 rooor s printed once & week, at 2 dollars a
) calf in advance,
P ape—— T
‘\V
NU., 3
» -) :"l
Loaf
H.varna
White & ¢ SUGARS
Beown
The above 2rticles
ll\;- (-{
O orthy of Attention ! 3
AW PORT, 'R, 1. :
srnied wnd Publled on Wednendaye, by
WILLYAM SIMONS,
No. 15, Mill.Sereet,
GROCERILES,
By wholesale and retail.
JASON SPRAGUE,
s, Wiknin
GROCERIES
BY WHOLEALE & RETAIL,
Wl Gy o pipes and bbls,
tobacco.
C Butter, snd
© " schange on London.
YHE PUBLICK,
TERMS.
Ginger
Pimento
Tuble Salt .
Alexandria ’
& Baltimm'} tLOUR.
Wrapping Paper.
Ruaising
Tobacce
RHODEMISLAND REPUBLICAN.
GEORGE WANTON,
(4 the Sieve lately occupied by Wanten & Ruthbove )
I_l:\S just reccived an additionud as
sortment of the latest and best Editions of
Set.ool b‘oo‘z;;.- ’
which he will sell by the groce, dozen or single, as
low as cun be purchased of the publishers, sinong
those last regeived are
Webster’s Speliing Books,revised edition;
Alden’s Ist, 2d, and 3d Volumes ; Daboll’s Arithma
tick ; Awmcricun Preceptor ; Morse's Geography ;
Celumbian Orator ; Perry’s, Walker's and other Diec
tionaries ; Murray’s Grammar; Introduetion, Read
er and Seqrel w do, ; Hartford schiool Bibles ; Phula
delplia and common Testaments,
He has also just received few more grote
Clergyman und Clergy mman Minor
a greatvsriciy, with and without plates, snd with ad
cittonul iy ongin plain and Morocco buwiings, from
66 ecnts o pb. ~ '
Singing Societies
can be furnished with Reed’s, Jenks's, Shaw's Nol.
den’s and oser Callections, of the best Editons
and st the lowest prices, by the dozen or single ove.
Dec. 1| Z
WING 3PO UN LK,
SAIL-MAKLER,
.
I.\'FGR?\L‘} his friends and the pullick,
that he has removed from his former stand, to
the la ?1:, sal=, and commodivus Lott on the whart
of the late CaLss GAaupser, Ksq He retuins his
grateful thanks for pust favours, and willm ke eveny
exertion to merit a continuunce of the patrovage of
his sricnds and the publick, Nov. 28,
Almanacks. for 1811 ;
Farmer's, and Bickerstafi”s Rhode-Island do. at the
groce prices.
k¢ Las also received a large wssortthent of
' Blink Beoks @ il
not ruled ; Blask Account Books, of every shipe
avil size usvally wanted, made of the best erfocd
paper, sud well bound, Laiely Kecerved,
< cuses best English Satin Beavers ;
mostly from the Providence Book-store, are now sel
ling at eboutone half the piice usually churged.
Praver Hoors.
Paper Hanegings and Borders,
will be sold remarksbly cheap—lower by 50 per cent.
than the usual prices. The assortment has been very
consiaerably enlurged by the addinon of seveva
tousand Rolls, from Wie lowest priccs, al 43 cohis
per roll, to the mest clegant paiterns. 3
A large and very valuable collection of
Fooks.
William S. Nichols,
. . ’.
IHus just received,
At ris JEWLLRY ano | ANCY STORE,
No, 89, TRAMES-STIRET,
A New Stock ol Plated, Britannis, and Ja
panted Wares, with a great variety of Fauoy
Goads and Jewelry, of the laicst wwd most elegam
pPattciis—=yv hich Jdie pulbiick u genevul, and fus 0w
custotaers in particular, ave mvited o eall and see.
Cushy and a fadr and wwmlosm piice piven
or oly Cold und Silver. . Dec 5
§ do. best Americen Hus 3 ;
Warranted notto crack or fude. A few boxes Yourhs’
and Mens’ felt Hats,
Have just received and offer for sale at
No. 173 and 175, Thames-aireet.
AN clegant and extensive assortment of
FaLu % Wr Trer €
Exira superfine, fine, mid
diing wtd low priced
BiOADCLOTIS and
CLSSIMERS
Imperial, Brunswick,Ber
lin and Genou Cords and
Stockinet.s ;
L.dies maZarine blue,
bluck, white wund bottle
green Pelice Cloths and
Fiannels ;
Baizes and Flannels, of
every colour, quality,
and price ;
Welch milled do. for La
dies wear ;
Coatings, Fearnoughts,
Dufls and Plains ;
One bale each Ist und 2d
quality, 64, 79, 8q ; 9q
10q, Ilq, 12q, and 1,
uarter Rose Blunkets,
Bi«ck, olive and drsb,
tabby and common Vel.
vers and Thicksetts
Gown & furniture Prints
C.iRIPETS &
I't all its variety executcd with clegance and des.
pateh, and on the cheapest terms possibe at the
Office of the "MUBB-18LAND REPUBLIGA N,
Awerican, Scotch, Ingrain and Kidderminster foor
and Stair Carpeting, Canton Hearth Rugs, Brussels
hearth, bedside and chaise Carpets.
RHODES, HARRIS & SMITH.
Comprising in the whole a collection of elegant
#nd useful articles, much too numerous 1o particu
larize, which they ofier Wholesaleor Ketail, at piices
wnich cannot. fail to please.—Customers are respect
fully requested to cull and see for themsclves, as
nothing is charged for investigation.
07 Wonted as above—Two Tons of old COPPER
and BRASS delivered in large or small quantities
fur which & liberal price will be given,
Newport, 28h Jlllh mo. 1810,
GROUCERIES.
lkiu? Souchong and Bohea ’ } TEAS.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson.
Loaf and Brown SUGARS, Spices, Currants,
ground Mustard, Ginger , &e. ke,
\ complete assortment of COTTON YARN awp
CLOTHS, st Fuctory prices, from the Manufactories
ot Pawiucket of ALny, Browx & SLaten
An assortment of American Manufactured Woor
tx GOODS, from the manufactory st Pawiucket of
Sherman & Lawton,
DRY GOOIS.
SCLOOL BOOKLDS.
PRINTING,
NEWFOR'Y, FRIDAY, DECeMBLER 21, 1810.
OoDS—among which are—
and Culicoes, nenest e
l gures, from 9d. w 5594,
per yud ;
Hosiciy from 2¢9d to 158 ;
Extrs long beuver, kid,
Yrish, limerick end silk
Gloves 3 halat ditto
Wlite and colourcd dou
ble und singic Sarsncis
and Lustongs ;
Figured and plain Satins ;
Leno, wmul mul, juco
net, book and spider
Muslins
Elcgant 3,4, 6,7, 8 and
quarter Shawls, inita
ton long and square do;
suk and cotion Ginghars,
silk and cotion Un brellas:
Canton Crapes and Con.
cans ; white and black
Italiun do
An mroice of 1000 dolle.
worth of elegant KiB
BOUNS.
CARPETING.
' o MIDNCLELLANT.
Frievds and Neighboure !
SOME of you muy have yet to learn, that
@ newspaper hus been recently edited in this
town under the style of the hbode-Islend A
ericon=—and others, thut its primary oljject
was 10 publish slonder in codrser teims thwp
e Edbor of the GazeaTe woud acmn,
aich & view te bring the State and Netional,
G vr‘uwms inlo eentempt. Une Pal'l of ity
Ms the paper is veally piitited un the
vy 10 Wity HAsde-detand, might wisiead the,
Wain-latd ;W€ wihiery 1o Wil, Vmertean, is aps
propriste in cine scnse. Lvery origiusl piece
by s er+ftitude betrops-its bumespun origin,
Lois indecd un Wmicrican manujeciure of the
woerst King ; a linsey woolsuy,* of course woo-
Wiy Without the mtermixture of Mernno.
Toe tollowing parggragh is extracted from
that paper of November 30th ult,
“ Yesterduy was observed throujhout this
Stete e a duy of Thenkegiving and Proise.——
Publick worship was atiended Ly the different
Religious Societies in this town, «nd a collec
tion mude for the poor. We wre huppy w
icorny that His Exceilency the Governour ai
tended Divine Worship ! This nstaice oi
piety we cunnot forbear noticing. Not satise
bed with bis custemary devotion and religicus
exeicises on the Lord’s day, His Lxceliency
al poied w duy of devetien of his own, wbd
attended wotship Aimse{/. L his ouglit 10 sat
i~ty his enemies, that he docs not in cvery
thivg follow the exawples of Lis PREDI
CESSOR"—~(Meuning His Excellency Ax-
THUR DPENNER, who departed tiis dile a num-
Leroi years ayo.) |
- Those ol you who esteemed the late Gove ‘
cruoiry who withessed for wore than filteen
veors s sevyices and bis merits, who gave
Ctonoyour veres wnd the swffecuonate attach
went of your hentis—you uiso witnessed the
torrems o calumny and slinder poured forth
o bim without intermission during the salie
pened by his encipies From those torrents
10 sunctiery seemed to offer ol Lot Lhe
crave. Tuere you hepedy spd you had a
vzt 1o hopey thet the weary quld find rest,
and the wiched ceave trom troubling 3 but
even that hupe, the last con fort of the
wretched, has tulod 5 your weayy friend is
nel permitied to resty even in his grave—=nor
do the wicked ceuse froin troubiing him in
that secred repository, |
Cncividlzed and suvage men throughout
the would tespect the rights of sepulture, and
siartie with horrear at those who wuntonly
enter the mansions of the dead. Where you
saw, and muny of yon could only sce with
eyes suffused with tears, aipidst wa unexsme
pled multitude of your mourning fellow-citi
4ens, tie remains of the late Governour de
pusttcd, even there the monsious of the dead
huve Leen violoted. The meuidering victims
of death continue the vietim of party malice,
He is raised 1o your view in the Rbode-lsl
«nd Awmericen 3 (humaniry shudders and
Christian bleod recuils at the transuction) he
is raised 1o vour view 1o be insuited. The
solemn scenw ef a Thanksgiviog duy is intio
duced 1o tortare the feelings wnd wound the
heart of his sucviving parther, of ah ouly son,
of & train of amiuble and delicate females, of
s fomidly, of his blood, residing in the fm
tly mension house, wnd of his pumerous
lrtends,
O ! worse than savage manners | In such
a state ol Society, where brutal ontrages cut
the bonds o/ mintual intercourse, disregardang
all distinctions of character, the veverable
and the viie being mowed down with the
scythe of slunder=wyiere those outrages even
pass that protected znd irremeable ine which
separates the living from the dead=in o time
ol such awful degenericy of muanners, may
not every good man devouddy prays for a rese
toration of the manners and huniahe usayes
in the days of St Lammany ! or that Swtan
would stop (if all other means Lail) the cereer
of his cuildren, lest they put thar futber 0
shame.
Wu- Hesven! s theie not some chosen curse,
pume bidden thunder in thy magazines of wrath,
To Liast the mun who seoks ior powersud greatness,
Hy gong ta neeung—to bandy inlo pepty.
And (ukes the sacrament upon a Mo&:r&‘ tongue!
Ye valiant encineers he! L the walle, who
have engrossed ull tulents, prove the (nariy
of your powder and the calibre of your ordi
nance in attackiby a dead nien § and, yve scribe
bling fry, their underhings, whose scvere des
tinies, in cruel jest, took you from useinl fa.
bour to lumber ncwspapers,t advance and
shew their heads or pates, whether you frown
or scowl, or grin or smile, slike malignant
ye who have known how to bring disgrace ou
some famities agd slander on others, siate
your charges agsinst the venersbie ghost you
have raised ; for sotus of you are qualificd to
* lts writers are even ashamed of each other. See
last Tuesday's paper. :
4Brutes lnd out where there talents lie «
A bear will not .uemr\ to fly ;
A founder’d horse will oft debate,
Before he Jeap a five bar'd gate !
A dog by instinct tuims asicle,
Who sees the ditch 100 deep and wide,
But man, we find, the oy ereature,
Who, led by foily, combats nature ;
Who, when she loudly cries fordear,
With obstinscy fixes theie
And where his genius least inclines,
Absurdly bends s whole designs.
81, Hatrigh’s Dean,
& < ‘AN APPEAL T 0 TWE PEOPLE.
drom the Columbran Phewx,
FEDERAL DECENCYeand respeet for
Revolutionary Patriots,
A writer in a federal papery speaking of
the great Frankling seyse—
w Mo was one of our [firat Jacedine, the
Siret to lay hiz head in the lap of French hare
lotry ; and prostrate the christiarity and hone
our of hiz country, to the deism and Demoe
cracica of Paris” !l 3
Base reptiles !is it thus that ye write e
gainst the immortal Franklin l—the friend of
his conntry, the {riend of men, end the coms
panion of the godiike Wastington > Melane
choly experience proves to what jengilis men
who are so far depraved as to hecome enee
mies to their country, will go. Arueld who
might have shene as o star of the first mag
nitude, because his pride was checked by not
bsing promoted fur abuve his merity, was ke
ried by revenge to 9+l his conntry for Bl
tish gold—and Bur, the federal candidate
for the presidency of thise States, Locauss
he was disappoin.edin his eXpectiions, cas
Wy are ye dismayed ? HHave you conjure
ed up a ghost you cannot lay ¢ hasimpudencey
your only pussport 1o puwer, lorsaken you ?
is non attendance o publick woirskip «n ofe
fence aguinst the constitution or ageiust the
stutute of the comnen law § The luw of des
cency you sutely never thowght of. Kead
the statute ** refetive (o religivus freedom and
the mainienance of mimsters,” Read, and
Liush, ¢ thet mo man thall be cempiciled (o
Yoguent or aufport any reGgiaus worsbify
"‘lure or ministry whatevever,’
Is a maon after he is voted into uffice obli
ed 1o uttend public worship oftner than hf;
voters ! Will you scandalize the ruler and
not disfvancherise the voter ! There wus a
Mue when [a litde farther East] the elective
Aranchises as well us offices were liniited to
church members, Let the muntle of charny
~let the veri of oblivion, cover the scenes of
that dey from pesterity. Wheever from the
sume plaos or sctt shall avow those pﬂn!w :
or wim atdutroducing aniong us any rclii. "
test, need only 10 stand forth and shew hinge
v®if 1o the people ; ke wiil be salated with
the eye of contempt and the finger of scorn.
Let us have a wiifl of religions duties, *
How often isa Covernour to strend Publick
Worship? Howoften is a Justice of the Peace?
how oftena Trustee or Vellow of our Unie
versity, or Meniber of our Town Council !
The lule for meichents and shopkeepers i
well scttled, practicable and accommodating !
when no business calls the former to - bis
Counung=house, nor the latter to Boston, and
the weather is unsuituble for rictieg into the
country, Physictans and lawycrs have alwayd
found mdutgence ; the lormer being detsined
Ly busincss more necessary, and the latter by
business wore dopfud. But 1 wiil kot press
the subject o ciosely.
H henour and conscience depend on going
to meeting every Sunday, sbove il men jue
rours, who pass on our characters, vur fore
tunies and our lives i the last lesoit, shouid
be caretully selected from the go 1o meciing
class. T that event, 11 is belicved, howevery
that the other class, wounld cluim the piiviley®
of trying one another, on thevgiound ol being
tried by their peers. But the greatest diffie
cujly is yet to be ween. To what Meetiuygs
house ! of one or two steeples { There is
the rub ; there is the hinge of the contio#
versy. ,
[t may be replied, let the Legislature pres
scribe the amount of the fatigue and the place
of performing it. Every six months the tue
tift of duty, if not the deity 1o be worshipped
wouid be shifted ; and so, it is believed, new
difficulties would arise at every step. The
further you proceed in the wreng road, the
greater distunco you have te retrace yout
steps, You must finally rest in this safe cone
clusion, that a good man 1s not a bad many
whatever be the colour of his coat, or the are
ticles of his religious creed. 1f honour and
conscience were always found io those whe
attend on publick worship, the discredit of
noßsattendance would soon be much grente?
than it is, and possibly compel all to uttend
on publick worship in order to escape that
discredit. 1o this view, those who sttend
are measurably to blame for the non-attens .
dance ol others.
['riends and Neighbours, be not deceived §
Cif avy man aniong you aecm (o be religiomwes,”
Ly going to meeting, und bridicth not hin
tongue’ from backbiting, calumny and detrace
tiotiy % that man's veligion ta vain.”"* Although
he shall take the sucramental elements upcn
his viperous and slauderous tongue, he wilt
herealter in vain cry to Abrsham for a dro'p
of water 10 coul t=—un that also will heil’s
snakes with relentiess tury fix their poiscnous
teeth., To conclude i the grestest teacher of
relipion seid——* Believe e, the hour come
eth when ye shail netther in this mountaing
nor yet at Jerusalew, worship the kather §
the true worshippers shall woiship the Father
in spiit end in teath.”
“ T'o Him whose TEMPLE is all space,
“ Whose aliny, cartl, sexs, skivs,
“ One chioras let all beings ruise,
“ All nature's incense rise.”
To the people is this sppesl mode, snd
their senwnce will be expected next April,
ROGlrik WILLIAMS,
FOR THE APVYELENT,
Providence, Dec. 6, 1810,
stute crimes to Jegal form, as weli as (0 cous
mit them,
* Jawes, Chapter 1, Verse 26.
From the Newuuryport Whig.
Y(.‘-i. 2.