Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28


win impartiality, ihould confder il In three
icverli ways. /. The morality Of the tranise-
ton. .. The confequences that muR relult
from its fuccef had il succeedcd. !. What
would have been the feelings excited, had fach a
confpiraey been detected id any other country.
| Thefe who psetend 20 ,eiieios, will furely
In-t,emposiae with conipiIacy snd siIaiin,tion.
Neither can they be confiitent in conniyinc at
the plot. II the bloodihed and defola,ion sha,
would have inevitably followed arc coni,drr
been the ambaGadou Of France, and the obiee 10
be aGafinatsd the king Of England we hould
never hear the end OF it Ia lnch cafe the Mr..
Drake Of fuch plot. would be mott incori-
giblc Jacobin and srheii--and what not---but
Mr.. Draks. being royal ambaGador, can be no
Jacobin. - dsysya.
We arc Informed that when the Brirh nip
Pitt, arrived yciterday fpm Greencck, Ghc was
Immediately boarded BY barses from the Cam
brian sod Driver. who prefied all the Sesmen.
And on the health officer and the iieuienaat OF
of the Revenue Gutter. attempting to board the
veiiei according TO cuifom, they we're ordered to
keep Of. by the officers Of rhe Britih veiIels OF
war. and on the attempt being renewed in the
name OF the Uni,ed Stares, by the officer OF the
revenue CATER. they were abiolutely reiufed a.
gain & treated with very oPprobrious language.
N r. Pshr.
Tns secc TOWN Of Fall Ripy.-When
the diviGon OF the town OF Freetown was in sgi-
tation, IL wac urged on the part OF thole who
wifhej TO be ieparated by Incorporation, that
% the majority of the whole town was oppoied
TO them in political opinion, they (beiog unani-
mouAy federal cosld neither enjoy freedom
Of fcntiment. nor cxercife valuable privilege.
A facfcd pledge. therefore, was proftred, that
fhoud they be clarified with their requea, they
would add to the General Court another men,
Der who lhouIj be firmly orthodox. But alas
how fnbjed is the cau!r of fedeTali!m, like all
terreRnai calculations, 70 the uncertainty OF
profped and the treachcry of fortune. Tllis
year they have attempted. for the ffR time to
cletf representative. They have made choice
Of Abraham Bowen, by the preponderancs OF
66 to 46. MIR. Bowen 10 young man, indeven-
DEM in fentiment and circumitances, decidedly
Republican. aud promihng in career Of future
uiefulneGs. In this town Il may be literally faid
that frderalifn 10 aill.b Bss. Ck,ss.
STATES U.N.ETE.D.- S.
Carolina. North Carolina, 5snnefIre, Ohio,
Kentucky. Virginia. Maryland, Pennfylvanis,
New Jetfey, New York, Rhode IfL,nd, Ver-
mont and New. Hampfhire generally BY large
m9ortics, 5, 4. & s, TO I.--is o-f-p-e n f-i's-n
oihem are Connecticut and Manacbuf.us, with
fspiaiy dsclining usjor;sies snd Delaware
douiaful. Yet we find thar Meifn. Ely. Big<-
src, aud Or. with two or three other lawyers
Of little note think il bea for the country to
be kept in continued agitation ii.
The following paragraph 10 copied from
the London Morning Chronicle, Of the 10th
January:
"Ai the period for the election Of the Pref
ideut of the United States draws near, party
fpirit ieems 20 acquire new character OF preju-
dice and nalignify. The Pfe6dept cannot make
a inglc territorial difribution, he cannot VEN
ture on the nightcR esercife of power. without
expoGng himfclf 10 the moff vulgar, unmesning
abuie. The elections for the Members Of the
Senate & the Houfe Of Representatives, exhibit
more than their ufua degree of virulence and
mzlignity. For any man 10 give his vote in
favor OF the Pfehdent, is 10 other words, TO con.
iipn hiufelf to the execraiion Of all that party,
who have chofen TO dignity themfelves with the
names Of the oldeif and mott tried friends of the
Conaisation Of the United States. Whaever
Mr.. Jefferfops politics may be, he has fuSely at
lsaa the merit Of difclohog them in fpiris Of
Extraordinary moderation"
An invention that promifei 10 be import
ant to fhipping has lately occupied she attention
Of the board at Woolwich. Ia England. A plan
has been preiented by gcn,leman well acqusiot-
ed With the fubjed, for throwing g'spple or
kedge anchor and hawfer confdersble daance
off, from the mouth Of twelve pounder. The
general opinion of the board 10, that il VIII fuc-
Coed. The whole apparatus for trying TIE ex
pertinent has been ordered to be got ready, and
the efeet will fhorily be produced:
Lsrd's Paper.
MARRIED.]-At Stonioston lccn.l on
the I7th inA. Mr.. Jams HAMMOND, Mer.