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The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-05-28
D O S T o RI, Febr-avv

b o ST o n. Febr-ary IS.
TneYGmanry hav OF is's, taken il upoa
THEM - rue sc Sea. s.Pos $, and 20 ,t,uus
to ak the mcf ExoapITAnr Prics for al
the Nsceiarie' o. Lit7W Wood ia a S<,ti.
estsr ManSer-Surely, tae f-llosirg u.
doubted Fac, will 20, be dilrega'aed ty
our Readers, sftrialy by :hofs who make
it BaGnsb to eye the Work, ct Divins
Providsnee e:-A Ccun,rym,n -eir,ie3 d
Load of Wood to the Town o! Salem,
which he field Ct ncR cxtor:i5nats Pia;
and being on his Return home, he met
one Of hi' neighbours, with another Load,
goipg On the fame lrtsnt-whrn the forga|
told the l.tter, if he would fell hi, Lea1
hin, he would 60 back ard le,l it
which his Neighbour eonfen,.d u
former boating to that b qosslI ri
Phi" /srh. Behold Jua a.. this
toner had began to proceed fecond
he iaf,stly fell down DEAD!
We learn from Por,fmosth,
Hampihire) thN Countryman csf9
Lead Of Neal 70 that Pace, for Sale,
would net take above Two Dollars
he might hsvs had dsabic that Suml r
RufhsI.--[We menti,n this, jua 70 n
form our Readers. AID the World in esas'
raj, that there is ONE Coun.rym mas Iei'
that has SOME regard for V;rfss and ~
~Asiy.1
F1S KILL, April a. j
On Saturday laa The Saprsme Coat
poschsis coua,y State Of Kew York, ~
journsd ill the fosr,h Tu.ldsy in My'|
after Psaisg isasenee Of death on the ~
loving psrfoas. viz. William Smith, ~
mel Akvly. 6smsel Jsnlsin'. ny'dT
Harris, Daniel Cornell, -Sinkia. III
-Morlan, Who are to b. execassa :
morrow 1t PcuRhkepGs.
Ex.raa Of leites from . priaeiPel ~
chant in Am fferdan, to his freso
this State. dated Deeembes 6. i7T.
I" Believe me, America has msay h,s
here. who wifh TO rapport their ~
csufs. Blu. We can do nothisg. -
Eneland Is wssehful Ct the is'h 9!
novsmsass, and has already asJumy
jsrsd a. BY ssking many of, osr w~ N
dia fhips. to ths eoR of the o"ssm
ws had ~ good en- sPPortsnisy n r]
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Mencurs PowARs and WILLIS.

Meneun PowARs and WILLIS,
Pleaie to give the following . place in
your uieiul aad impartial paper, ana you
VIII OBJ ig, fcne of ycrr emf mt iea.
ders, one Of which is your flied Or
PHEUs
r T i, with daidene. dip my feeble pen
j in public ins, but as no one ha, sp-
peared to poiat out ieafon, for the neglect
lhowa to thofs folders who are ROW hazard
ing thsir lives in our defehcr-I uuR that
my motives will BE- . iuticien, apology
With the candid reader, = folstion 10 the
following queries.
1. Whsn our contipsnui folders wers
inlis.d, w:re tsey {, be iu?plied by this
Stits, with elo,thiag aud othsr neeeGa lie,
z. Have not our engagements W tn w.
dieu been financially 20 give it no wolfe
aame) nsel.aed, when in our power 10
fulfil Them &
3. |, rot ,hi, neclea adding .huf: to
c.u,yy !-Aba'e OF that bsft men, Gine-
raj WASHINGTON as it hiss deprived him
Of many worthy foldiers, and lef, hi n N ere
expofcd to invafon from isksmaas How
cruelty to the ialdisrs--a, thnr foot. R.ps
in ths ;nelement f:afon csa witneG.
4. Have ths agss,s, csmmiG.r:s,, and
other perfSas, ap pointed by thi, State to
purehale aeesAMies :or the fupply Of the
army, ever psid or evsa afforded, the cur
rsat price shois neceGarics were thea fold
atf - :, tn
:. &. Have thsfs seamsrs, who havc been
smployed in traafporting thsfe articles to
the army, bssa paid equal to thofs who
trsnfpsr,sd private properly
6. Hive all commifilriss, agenn, con-
dudors, waggss maRen, SC. &c. &c. OF
this St,e, rendered an account Of ali itorss
by them received I:
,. Havs not foms cf the aforefaid Of
hcsn b,en deficient. and yet allowed to
hid their Offices : *
8. Has no officers Of kn.wa sbili,y and
probity. sad no deficient, beea difmiled
ths ferviee, and the truR repofed in them
committed TO sthers. with no sAsquali6ea.
tion fupe,io,-aos 70 fay inferior?
9. Il there ne elos,hing to be purehafsd
in the maritime sowas BY agents /; that the
eosary vilagss are called upoa :
10. How Can il BE-. that ssy snd every
individual, can purchafs ihirs, ftoekisgs,
Noes. &c. and 'hs vulssrs eyed agents,
&C.. be unable to purehsfs for the foldisry !
II. Why wxs not the towns called upon
10 fsfniih eloathiag fer their folders ia
Septsmpsr Lar, before the approaching
wiHssr ee
II. Has there never bssn Fsafonsble
offers nsdss Of fappliss to propsr ohcsss.
ssd them offsrs rsfaied OF asglsesd
With whom Oh heavy and rsta,dins
weight.
Does sxpeeaatioa load the wings ofsime );
When will oces6sn fmile upoa osl
wihss,
And give the torture Of fufpeaee reriodl
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II c ONG RE SIS, Feb. 9. 1878.
RssoLvsp, That it b recOmsended
70 the fsprsns executive powers Of ever
State, to give attention TO the eosdsa any
behavisuf Of oil Contiasn:al Oaiees, eivl
The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-10-22

~ l. m'Rens a 70 er veR.i, =.
~ ing lat, he hsroosr Of NJ
Il N Rhsde.Il.nJ, i.m,d;.,',h
thsir arrival, sad b.fcrs th,v Nj =
V,Gs's 10 tks wharf, a's to ss,s, -!
Psr. MiseIs. OEics, IN .ces,,,
Fo~Ser tsey Aavs ON bosrd. r.s.;,, ~
rees'sns fer acIiag ns fame, ard os|] ~
pie'ence wsa.'cs1sI, to hasl tisi, ~.
TO 'h' ~hMf iili feeh sn,,y /, mad.
the P'~du delivered aad fsrd. ~
totss A'itsr sfPvrt's orssr,. \
Ma hIp or vsa.l to b kovs L..
oufa At aRy ~hsri. withou, lave h."
CiIi;in OF tag ro.L shs VIII ~
"h.'h sr'psr Ter ths ,sr,of..
Ns Are tsee ksptsa beard q, A,
vshel. aloas.6ds of any Wa +, "a
ai,sr fdn.tst.
No b'llait OF ahy sthn dir, MIA
inb'c to 6ck. u b. Asss ov.rbasu \
s.yv NIP or v'a:l lying alsur.ih }
"Aa'fs, nor 20 BE- asrs sf ii. wh,,s
any perfon Or perios,.
No ihip Or v,Gsi. While il he A,s
to Jay with jib bson rua eat, asr mi
yard act.f,.
All m,it.I sthips ald vsG.l,, M
psasns's n III; tans, are. On ,Aii ~
10 dei'.f all ls.tsrs .oa bad 70 IL 4
Matter.
n. ao.,. brisk, sanA ., ,iasu. {,
iaksa cf &c wsarb,, % h,l a Or fsd /
Ne MS aisak ids tis wharf q
ria 'Aar bef, salsf n ssks q /,
i,caso' frs.
AL Pilss' sc Asnby sris,sa y s,J
Ill n.fsrs OF veasls, u tAsir srirl
'as aso'e orders ssd rsgsla,iss,.
AID oil as'faas ef,ndny ses;aa Z
30 OF tbs sbsYe rssris,i1as, s,ls.l
fsisly FER the rsblie adv.u,ass, sy
PsAs - bs'nr ievers'y pssifAsi,
GIVEN u.esf ny II nd, q
Qs'r'en, il NzwsoHr; Cal
l77s.
RICHARD PRisssrt
1y Caum md ef tn
MAyok CsHsRA,
EsKaf BAAay sse.s'xry..
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EXTRACT frsm GENERAL OADl
d.'ea He'di Qs.r.srs N.vpsr, u
Oelsber I77t,
W a N OK hssiat hsss isI
~ Night Of The Oh tslaa1
4 n ELISHA AiLKx, q Rssu
50 Dsllsrs viii be gives T. whosvsl
Siieove' tAs ? rfoa sf Pc Cfass whs h
alfo, 6 Psrdoa aad TIE fazs Rsssl
Of the Acesmsliess ~hu nall diGss
s,hsrs ceneersea il ,hs absvs kcbl
sycsnmand q fMi Gsssral pRSso.
Hsxsr DAaas, sserss.y.
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C,P,ain Of The Ports OGes, GA. 81
Mo veGel is t. move ii
- Harbour from the whars, |.
Gan' f'ing in The Evssisg, ell Ds(
the hexs Morhi,g. +
LINN MAR I'll
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~ MAJOR. dINERYI
RICHARD PRESCOTT

Coz msndin, hi, M.jss,. P,s~
Rh5ds Il,cd, Ga e.. &:
The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-10-29

AlS whsrss his MsjsAy, Ia pu,fdsase
OF the fsid fih rseited sa Of parliament,
has b,ea farther plsai.d TO sulh,rif, and
empower Us, to grsst pardcr or Pardon, 20
soy namber or Dc cri p,ion U perlon, within
the eoloniss. provinces. OF plantations,
mentioned in tie tsio at.
And =hsr.as b, an aG Of p,rlisment,
m dc asd paGtd in tbs ieyen,senth year Of
his M ,jeRy's r:ign. sn,i,led. An Aa to
au:Aor {, b. ea'rying o. tas t,p,urs' therein
mentioned, ito aa} Psu Of his Mi hy',
dominio7s in North se,ica a-d foT
al:ettaiuiog the vslas Of fuch part Of faps
and g'od', Is belong 70 the eaptor!."
n sAaaid, that the perlsss appoiaud by
hi' M-jsay, to grant pardou', may grant
his iiceaee or warrant, auShor ang aEy
csptsn. or any other perians in ;seiT s;hslf,
e car y tae captures thsreia dsicsib.d, iats
s'y "Arbouf or place 10 asy .! Els hsjeay3
domaions
We do hereby give full liee,cs and ws,-
r'nt &c ths Gem naads,s Of MS Mj,ay's
hip' aad vsGe Of war. rnd 70 ali Others
i:gally and properly au irifad 70 make The
c,7,ures dslcriSsd in the s69ve mentioned
act, 10 :ent ali iuch eaptares to ths pods
OF N'w-Yok. and Nsspot IN Rhode
l!l'nd: And we fanher declare, Ihst faea
eaPtsre'. or any Pa-ses iush s.Pturs', afer
eoIermnaion 4, iawfal Prize. nay &c sS-
ported in:o and landed in Gfes, Britain,
or aay o.her OF lis M Mjei,'s domiaio;s,
uPon payment OF The fans .datisi, and .uo-
.et - ,as fame relttelios 10 sll otaeT re.
fpset,, - ths laae Eaw are iaolet TO by this
i:id reci.ed aa; the oEcsn aPPoin'sd -
the Pfsciam,,ion of his Gxctil.ncy Sir
Villa \ HI.e, afors msntisnsd, Rran'ias
fa.h LICENCES Is. tas iaid sxpor,auons, ~
We ihall dir. a.
And We further decls,s, tast thi, pro.
c!ama.ios hali eommsacs from ts' DIT:
he.eoi. ana CONTINUE to be ia force for thee
kslsndsr months, from the faid data, or
Until ~s hsil think proper 70 snsul tnd
Isvske il.
Aad parfuaRt to hi, Majekys commit.
6cn, We hereby call upon al, Office .. civil
aad military, and oil o,hsr his M j Rys
loYi,g is,jsas, to be aiding and sthii-g
ssto ~ in the exscu.i,a o. this car po.
clam alton, and Of other matters hnsin Goa
tsinsd.
Giysa uadsr cdr hisds aad fsals il
New York, IS h Sepse N osr,t I77S.
IL. S.) CAR-IsLE.
IL. S.) HEN. CLINTON.
L.. s. WV EDEN.
BY their Excslieaciss Command,
ASAM FHaevsoN. Secretary.
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T q B E S o L D,
By B. G.. e. u TLE

Dy IS. 4. u y / l. l. K,
A, the Store formerly oeca;i.e By III.
Simon P,a!e ccce:.,d.
n OHEA, Grun. S7ssso gsnd Hyfo,
~ rss,; Sh.r.y sfd Mad ia Wise j,
~ Cafs a.d o,l..; LID y d, TO f,
Bossies Cla.es Of stxlellsnt Q ali., il
Cafe: OF 8, ;nd D1zen Mvlaas, /;
Ne~ Sice Csfte; Nh; on H,m,; b..
Ter in Fusio, ssd Kegs CrrIsnu ia Is.r
Ha'd Soap in Eoxs: Cocoa. "A fnL
Afor;ment 0. Dry Cos. ec.Gfiss d
B.iza'. Fla,nsl,, Bsave s, pl.in and L sap;
Ra,;sea, PriO,sd Cotton, II! vide r.
fam; F'gat'd Laaags; Ba. k Cll!inas
Gees; Sh'!loon,; 81 - ms 10 4 Blm
ksH; Andrew snd HAIRY Card, RzvsI
Duck ,nt waite Drabs-by saelel.ls oaly
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Ts be SOLD by the PxrNrt,

r LACK cs.ies M.ai rrcsIl,.,
- F.a.he" rioss sA:u ssi
Touoife NELL Boots
Cons. Sil.sr plated San
Gsn asd Worsa's HaI Powder.
Shoes acd Pamps
A L S O,
Pc!,nd Stsreh CoS.e ard s,,,.
Sssp and Candl,,, | BY .he HuuasS'
b. the Box &c. &c. Sc.
Ii K Z WIsR,
KE SER Famous Pills
So veil kno%n al! over Eu. .op.. r.,
their iuPs'ior Eai.ae ey and peculiar Mid.
aeh, il rs,tt.ly e'adc.,isg every De ,ru
u fore, without the lea
Tror be OF Coph. .ement.
I.s psHlic mSy be alfred. tsst nj,
sx,els's NJ d.cins is beyond any Thin
ia ell Foalne6 and Impsri,iss OF the B ood
having performed many ST ,nifhine c. J,
in ibis and the sGs66srrisg C.Issi.,) i,
ScoFbu. E'uptian,, LeproGes. Whi,sSw.l.
ling, S; f Jsisu, Gou:, and Rhsum.,n
Diioec',, Sc.
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LOST LAST LVRNINC,

LOST LAST LVENINC,
Ia or nsar the Tewa Of Nswvo,T,
A Randlome Silver WATCH,
Mixers Name Col!cdsn, Nsnts
433. with the Lsttsrs VIC engraved q
tSs outGds Cafe. Whoever & ,ds the ant
aad will leave il st Mr.. Howe, th
Priater, hIll receive 0ae GUINEA b.
ward. and no Gu h'oss s0ssd.
Newport, Oct. 10, 1918.
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o. Thu'M;7, iaa week, Mi General
Gu,eiz.orcd o, Bofton. TO take uPoA him
tic comg,nd Of the EtA.rn department.
Capt, M1-raa, in me iv teer Schooner
Weals, + WgIcn, in tbs Sac, took on
1asiday IN, Il Buy c! 40 ION, W IN
Woad a'd frIyboHs, bju d rom M
York - Newport, and carried her lao a
Iae Per.
BO T 9 N, N,vcnbe,
Ia the vio cot tsrn OF l.it week, tie
wind b'i'gn N. T.. though vaiAb'e. the
B inh A :rt md the command OF Admiral
b IRON. conftin9 Of 6xteen fail OF the line,
were u z,nE mar Cape Cod and on Moa-
day, the y ,iasslet OF g. guns, Capt. Ourey,
wa, caa alh IRA near the Race, at the head
Of,as C,ps. The nip 10 entirely Ion, aAd
90 or 70 OF the hands wee drowAed: Inc
'Csptai.. officers, and ths remainder Of The
msu, fu .reads ed. tho~felvn priisnsrs OF
var 10 the U.i,sd States. There wfrs
ab,u, 400 hands On bard whsa the hiP
vent aihare. She wss In company with s
other 6iips aboot II o'clock the tame day.
The prilopc ara sxpeeted Ia town thi, day
la the asove form "a ieAooaer from New
York bouad TO Halt X, lsdea with falt and
dry goods, was Gait away on ,hs bIcf OF
Care Cod.
Nfoaday, Tu,fiay and ysaerday the f'a.
Jrcond snd thira divihons Of Gs ,maA con.
ven ION troop,, MARCHED from G .mbridss g.
tor ths fouthwArd.
The sms days. the fri, ieeoad, and
third diviGon, Of B .itih c.nAention troop
w,re to take The fame rost, from Rutland.
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Commands They have made rnoek evsn
OF rsa'en itlelf, by endsavoring TO prove,
tha, tho liberty and hapPi'els Of America
could fafely be snuuhed 20 ,hofe who have
/olG ibsir OqVH, uassed by the leaie Of vlrtGc
or of hamc.
Irsstd with ths contempt which fueh
c,n iud defe we'd, thsy have apg lied 10 ia
drvidu1l Tney have iolicit.d them TO
breaS he lnds of ill-eiinee, and imbrue
thti lou,s wi h he black II Of crimes Bot
f.afisg that none couid be found through
thele UAited States, equal to the wicked
neI OF their purpoie, to influence we k
minds, they have threatened more wids de-
vafsion.
WAils the fhadow of hope remained, that
our enemies could bs laugh. by our exsm-
pie to ref eel thofs laws which are held "a
crsd among eivilised nstiots, sad to com
ply wi h tbs dictates Of . religion which
they pIetend 10 COMMON with US 10 bilisvs
aid to revere, tn y bsvs bsss lsft TO tho il.
Auones sf that rsligien, and tast example.
.BSt 6oee their isdnrfiaibls difpo6dons esA-
.ot be touchsd by kiadnsfi aud compaifi IN,
j, beeo aes our duty BY olhsr mems 20 vim
Jicate the righ!s of humanity. -.
WE therefore, the Congrsfs Of the United
State, of Ansiiea, DO fsiemIy declare and
proclaim, That j! our esepiss Prsiums 10
execute their thrssss or p.rfiit Ia their pre-
fent career Of barEari.y, we will tsks (uch
exemplary veaSeanrs .. mali deter sth'rs
from like ndutt. We appeal to that
God who iea chyih the hears Of mea fer
tbs re6ti,ude Of cur Intentions. And in his
holy preface We dselrrs. Thst Is We srs
not moved by any ligh, and hsay fuggsai-
on. Of anger or revenge. 10 through every
p,ilble change OF fortune We will adhers
10 this Determination.
DONE ia NGRESS, by una
MIN ou, cnpfrnt, the thiristh day OF
Oaobet, Ons Thoufand Sewn Hua-
drsd aad Sevsny eight.
HENRY LAU3ENS, ,Pef 'ent.
At ea, CHARLES THOMSON. Sse'ry.
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. 1t is really laugAsbls 70 bshola that
xsaI for tbs h h,nsr Of G d, which 70 imni-
ae..!y difeovsr, itislf Ia this Immaculate
sGembly eflawysr'. bankrupts. &c. g.. 81.
Every impartial psri,a nua fupp :le, that
early in the debate on this i.portsnt bull
nsfs. the words ispisy. prsffsss<h, ss'I'r.
ISfyiisSs, &c. had bssa rep psstsd ell their
nss'e power had rosfed tbs latent parks OF
viri.s 10 the br'sas Of .hsfs chsapion'o Of
religion And indeed, in one par, Of their
naaifsao they isea 20 bays learnt. that to
+" follicit individuals to break their a!lsgi'
"s.ee and imbrns their h,nds il bl9od'
" we're erimts of tn, blask.a dye" Hep.
py would il hsvs bssh f,r This now unh'ppy
county had they learnt befors this imPsr.
,a0s ns.A. and all happy might it %, had
the CLEAN Of light which bura into ,Ai,
AGsmoly, can,inu.d iis heavenly inaaspes
sad taught them father, thst 10 PerGf il
f.eh snosmi,is' wop!d make fAs blssxsa
crimes Gill b'aekr.
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by the Diamend Frigite. r,isin Fi.ldinkS
which ne burnt, a'ter IAki,g the People
out.
The D'a~ond has fnce been At New
York, where &C hear tao or thee Ships
which were with Ad nj al Byron in R ftou
Bay have g't in, eonGde ably damaged in
th;ir Rigging by the ormi.
As the DiligsnI Bug. which arrived hers
Yeherd'y, vas conisg through the S,and.
ihe was attacked BY lsvrrai Boats; who
were Proprly ialuted, as foon Is they came
within R,ash of her Guns.
1t is lid, that tie French Fleet failed
from b aoH, with asar 90 S,il of VgGsls,
fer d ffof.at Paris OF the Wet Indies.
DlED.--Capt. WHEILock. ot his Ma
jefyi Ship Sslisa, and o. Monday ga,
Intsrrsd la Chrif Church. Y-rd, in this
PiacS, with the Honours Of War.
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BY the CO NGRESS. Of the UNITED
STATES Of AMERICA. -,

M "A n i ".
"~HESE United S,s,ei. having beos
divsa to hOAiii's by tie opp eiIivs
l. and tyrsoaoss nsafure' Of G'eat-
Bn,tain having been compelled to commit
shs eAsn,isl rights OF m,n to the dseifnn OF
arm. And having been al leng'h forced 70
make Of yoke viii hsd & own to, Dur
the nioms ts bear, they 1eel,r d thsmielsss
FREE and INDEPENDENT. ...
D.. CoAGding in the juafee Of their eaufs
esnhdiag in Hin who dipa'es Of HamAa
svsn.s, although weak and saprevidsd. they
f.t he powA Of their enemies at defiance.
la hi, con6dsnee they havs continued,
thrsuxh The various fortunes Of th'se boo
d. cam 5aisss, uaaw ID by their power. IN
fabdusd by the ,bsrbarity Of their foes.
Their irtaous citizens, have borss, with.
on, iepn;ag, the loh Of many thins' which
make life de6rsabls. Their b,avs troops,
have p,,ieatly endured the hsrd[A ps AID
dagger, of q 6,ustion, fruitful il both be-
yond former example. ....
Tae Cong,ef,, confds'iug thenfslvss
bosad to love thsiv enemies, - chi.drea OF
thst Being who is equsl y the father Of all
and deirsu,. f aes tney cosid aot prevent,
q, lear p allsyiats the e,lamitiss OF war,
have sudied TO fpare thofe whs were in
arms again& th,m, iad to ligh,ea the eaaiAs
O. CAPTIVITY.
Ths condua Of thals fsrving usdsr ths
King Of Crsa, B:itsin hath. with fsms fe~
exceptions. been dramatically oPPefits.
T.ey hvs laid waAe the open eouatry,
buraed ths defescsieis villsges,asd baseher-
Cd the ei,iz .ns o. .Aasrea. .Thsir Prifoas
.bavs bssa tbs flaugh,sr, ,hosfss Of hsr fsldi.
srs, shsir ihips Of her fssuss, and the 70.
veref iajsriss have bsss aygsavated By the
r. Gfif iafu!s.
Foilsd 10 thsir vaia a.teapi - ubjsgats
the uneosq querabls ipbi, Of fresdon. they
htv, meiaiy sG.iled the rsprefsatssives oi
America with b'ibss, with dsesit. aad th'
fer-i.i.y Of sdslasiop, They have made q
mock Of religion, BY inpioss appeals e
Gsd. wXila il the vi,lssioa Of his fiesss
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sTRAYHD or STOLEN, r, DIE:

A Large, Black HORSE,
4 \ with Star on bio Forshssd, and is
marked G. R. belon ging 70 the Arilisry,
-Any fsrfon VINO w.ll fssd f,id Horfe
to ALExANDEa BRYssN. Condotasr of
Horis, lhali Ieesivs . GUINEA Reward.
The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-11-19
NEWPO RT, November i9.

Laa Friday arrived ter. hi. Mjesy.
Ship Cornwall, and the mex, morning ar.
rived here Admiral By'sn. il tee Pfiaesfs
Royal, and ten other Shifs sf his Sqasdro.
having bsen obliged 70 leave Bottom Bay IN
Coafsquesss Of the late vi.lent Storms asd
Gal.s OF Wind. The French Fleet left
B Ros laR wed1sfaay Ss'snigh.. inpedi.
a,sly after the Storps, ,snd BY thst Meaas
eespsl the Bri,iA Ffes.. Ths, Brig Polly.
B. Swain, Mater, which came cot frsm
Boioa with Couat d'Rasing, bound to
Sorinsa, paired in The Night from The
French Fleet, sad mex. Morning wss Alksa
The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-11-19

To be fold by the PRINTER.
KEYsER's Famous PILLS,
So veil kao-n all over Europe, for
their iupsrior Efficacy .sd peeuliar Mild
nei,. in perfectly eradiestiag svs'y Degree
efacsrAfx Diforssr, wishout the lean.
Trouble or CoA6aensnt :.
The Psblic may be aGured, tsat this
sxeel!sas Medicine is beyond Soy Ihinks
ia all Fsslnei, and Impsrities Of the Blood
having. psrfor.sd saa, aaon'ihi:s Cur:a
ia s5G and che sGsbbss'iis CsA.stsC is
SEQ, butte Brspdon,, LsproGe,, wa'teswsir
ling, STIFF Joia.s, Cost, and Khssns''e
Difordsrs, &c. :
The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-11-19

4 fmsl Aaor.nen, Of Dry Goods; eoa-
la ne Of 81 rs. 3 4,h'. and 'is 4tn'
Blankets, Colchsaer D spsry, va'z",
Y.rd.wids Beavers, Rsresss. Ell "'ds
l.dia Pertains, Printed Cottoni, Gsrmaa
setgs., Ravea's Duck. .A.d hns White
Drsb,. on vsry rsafoaabls Tsrm'' by
Wholeials oaly.
The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-11-19

Cafes Of I, 3. and
s Dozen,
Sherry 'nd Madeirs.
in! Qaar,,r-CaRs
aAd bottles,
Lii N In Bottles.
CurrAan ia Cs.ks,
Crocksry, Ware, in
aGorted Casks.
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T o b z s o L d,
By B. G.. Gu TIE r.

At the Store foJmer ly occupied by Mr.
Simon Peafe deceafed.
The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-08-27

Laftly. the periods of thefe
various circumstances coming
in full play, was at the time
when the rival nation had paf-
fed the meridian ol her gran
deur, 70 that England was the
riliRg, Trance the fetting fun.
No other power arofe to DIFF
pute The palm Of equality !;
ihe had not then a France iuc-
cecding Spain in great Power,
to draw her off, aud waite her
Rrepgth With frelh contetfs =,
All thefe are reafons for
conjecturing that this couh-
try will in her turn be the tirtt
power in the Chni,ian world {;
ihe cannot aim a, univerfal
monarchy, and that modera-
ton will fave her from efforts
beyond her ltrength, and fro ii
alliances among the reit Of
Europe to pull down her pow
er. 1t will therefore be more
fable, and far mott .profPer.
Gus, than that either Of Spaln
or France.
The pr"greG Of the power
Of any kingdom in Europe
mutt be examined and aiter.
tanned by general view OF its
principal trsnfaetion. among
the other powers. whole i'iC!
tory is confulsed not by ex"
amining the opinions and fac
tions within it, that either ex"
alt it beyond the truth, or de"
pref. it far below the real faet .
II thefe various and sranlitory
aGertions are taken as a guide,
we fhould find Frenchmen pro.
nouncing their country ruined
at the peace Of Nimeguuen ;
and Spaniards proving that
Philip. the Second, at the be-
ginni,g Of his reiga. was lefs
powerful than the Kings .!
The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-08-27

tuatlO0 or tnlS l1lanu, OUT tHaI
it nuf become a great trading
kingdom This was a natural
event, al,nolt dependent on Ii
tuation. The fall of the Spa
NTH monarchy laid the founda-
tons of ours naval power.
which has never ceafed to riie
from the days Of Elizabeth to
the prelent hour. The mari
tine power Of England is not
the way~ard child of an alb
folute monarch, who deter
mines to he potent on every
element F.; it is the low, natu-
raj growth, of more than two
hundred years, which has food
many fierce attacks, apd wea-
thered many a Aorml >, =.
Ano,hef circunitanck which
has continued and increaled
every other advantage, is the
peculiar felicity of oue Conlti-
tuition All the rreat king
do.ns Of Europe have loft
their liberty, except England {;
Liberty has carried-her trade,
agriculture---msuufadures---
wealth land navy, to a pitch
to which they would never
etherwife have attained.
Another point Of va(t inns
portance is the uncommon
union Of trade and agricul-
ture The amazing commerce
of England Is equal to that OF
the ,no(t famous States, who
have been great by commerce
alone /; and this va& trade hal
been carried on, not by a kno'
of unhappy men, like tn
Dutch, who were forced to b
traders or nothing but by I
. great landed nation, amoni
whom trade enlivened agri
, culture ,and agriculture yie'de'
. immenle products from trad'