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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24
Removal from l15 to 142.
CALEB TRIP,

TAXES this opportunity TO express his sincere
J thanks for the encouragement he has received
from his customers, and to inform them of his
mova from his f,rmer stand, TO I42, ThQmes.sreet.
directly opposite ,fGry.streef, two doors south OF
WM. LANoLEY, Esq and lately occupied by Major
SYLVESTER BRowNELL-where lie offers for sale ,on
reasonable terms can be purchased in this town,
a general assortment Of gentemen's fashionable
BOOTS. SHOES, GnPU.,fPS,
Of different sizes. qualities, and prices.
.7iSo, jus: receiued-a new supply ofladics' and
chiidrcns morocco SHOES, of the newest fashions,
which warranted to be of as good quality, and
will be sold OH a, low terms, as at any store in New
port.
.Hso, 70" sale-Webbng, Cord, Tassels, Binding
Skins, and Morocco for lining boots.
OJ' He carries on his business as usual, and fat
ers himself that he furnish those who favor hin,
With their custom, with Boots, Shoes and Pumps,
that will be equal in quality &c any manufactured in
this place, anu at prices that cannot Al TO cult his
customers. Newport, Nav s, 1878.
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Please TO take Notice.
RICHARD BARKER,

ID ESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies aud Gentle,
IN men of Providence, and its vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, 10 that we'll known stand,
north Of Col II. SMITH, west side of Mill.Bridge,
formerly occupied by Mr.. +. ANGEL. which house
is convenient to accommodate number Of Boarders-
Tea-parties and private Companies may also be ac-
commodated
R.BARXER would likewise inform his former Gus
toners and friends iu Newport, that he should be
grahed by their company at his new establishment,
should their business call them into that quarter
and he assures them that pains will be spared to
entertain them In the best possible manner.
N. ID. Coach, Chaise, and Horses to let, and good
Stsbling Pasturing for Horses.
i. Providence, Apr, 2S. 1918.
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Marshal's Sale.

District Of Rhoae-IlarH
TN pursuance Of warrant from The Hon. DAvIp
i HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF the District Court OF the
District Of Rhode.L LlsSpd:
do hereby give public notice, that shall sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday
the 29h day Of June inst 4. 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon, at Ashton's.wharf in Providence, the British
ship Nancy, Of the burthen Of 322 tons, together
with her tackle, apparel furniture. arms and stores
the Nancy was built Of the best seasoned timber,
and in workmanke manner--is about l8 months
old, and be put to at a small expense Also,
her cargo Oh board, consisting of SIX eight thou
sand bushels Of SALT. Of an excellent quality; SO
boxes and frail Of Raisins; boxes Lernons and
l cssk Of Wine. The Salt will be sold in ots to ac-
commodate purchasers. Conditions Of sale will be
made known at the time aud place Of sale.
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Dated at Providence, Juno l6. 1919.
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Plymouth Beach Lottery.
6o63 Prizes
ll9S. Blanks

10000 Tickets at dollars each 8 $4,000
The above Glass will commence drawing in Bos-
ton the S0th day of next month, unless the sale
Of Tickets should be such as 10 justify an earlier
drawing, in which case the Managers will give
sonatle notice in tho newspapers.
The Prizes in this Lottery, viii b paid in sixty
days after the drawing shall be completed.
Orders for Tickets and Quarters will he received
at the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office of
Ds J. &. SHAW, eC7
Ur No. 118, THames-strees.
wholes S 5; Halves 8 2-62; Quarters s. Isl.
OT Persons holding prize tickets in ate lotteries,
may find it greatly to their advantage to send or call
at SHAWS,and renew them for tickets in the above.
N. b. Managers List of the First Class is rccciv.
ed and may be examined gratis. May 20.
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Marshal's Notice.

District Of Rhodc. Island.
In pursuance Of a warrant frcm the Hon DAVID
HOWELL, Esq Judge Of the District Court Of
tue United States far Rhode. Island District:
DO hereby give notice, TO all persons concerned,
that there has been fled before said Judge, Libel
by Nathaniel ShaIer, commander Of the privatear.
ised ship Ansconda, q New-fork, in the District
Of Ncw.York, in behalf Of himself and the owners
officers and crew of the said private.armed vessel,
against the brig IIAkRIOT, whereof John Stan
ley was master, her tackel, apparel and furniture,
arms, stores, goods, wares and mcrchadiae on
board the same the said ship Nancy, her tackcl,
apparel and furniture, arms, stores, goods, wares
and merchandise aforesaid, did belong, as is al
ledged by the said libeants, to the Government OF
the United King lom of Great Britain and ireland,
or to q subject subjects thereof: having been cap
tured by the said Nathaniel Shaler, commander of
tie said privatc-arued ship the high seas pursuant
TO 4 commission from the President OF the United
States, under the seal of the United States against
the vessels, goods, and effects Of the Government
Of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
and of the subjects thereof; which sal ship or ves
sci and appurenances as aforesaid the said Nsthsn
iel Shaer commander aforesaid, hath brought into
the port Of Providence, within the District OF
Mloderlsand
And trial will be had on the aforesaid Libel, at q
Special District Court TO be holden at the Court
House n Providence, in said District, on the Sd
day of July Eext. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, MARSHA.
hated at Providence, June 10, 1913.
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Mems and Children's Hats
GEONGE W.fNTON.

IIAS just received, for sale at bis Book and Hat
4 Store-a great variety of Mems, Youths, and
Chldren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac.
tories in the best manner--al of which can DC sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment Includes mems superRne Beavers
fashionable in shape, and of a superior quality do
Beavers and Castors, with wide brms do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats youths and chldrcn's 9lack
drab, aud fancy colored Beavers from the very low
prices to the finest quality, and from the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats.
.fs9, inst receivsa--4 boxes sPAPER-HANGINGS.
suitable for rooms or window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders; 1 box lowpriced Papers
which will DC sold cheaper than usual.
For s.e, as above 0re-SCHOOL.BOOkS, Of every
kind in use. BLANK.BOONS-snit NTH and Jones'
Hymn Cooks. Bibles &C. &c.-Papcr, QuIlls, and
other articles or Stationary. April %.
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Nesgtort Sboe-St0re and
M0nntaet0y,
No. 100, THAMES-STREET,
JOHW W. DdVIS.

WTHO has recently received from Boston ana
w clsewhetc. large assortment of Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses End Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description He
has those of the first quality, which he will warrant
and recommend--also, quantity that he will SELL
at reduced prices.
He also mas his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manufactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce Of superior quality 10 any
which are made in Newport, and of the latest fash
IONS, as he employs a numbes OF experienced work
men at Boot-making, and several excellent workineu
in the manufacture Of Ladies SHOES, of every des-
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be Gt.
ted to their with Boots shoes will please
to leave their measures at his shoe.store, at bis
Manufactory in the OF the same, with hrs fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grcc;an Slips.
other Shoes, will be waited By his foreman, who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks to his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and haters
himself BY the cxertons he has made to procure
good workmen. and the best materials for Boot. and
Shoes, ne shall receive further patronage.
N. 3. An assortment Of Morocco, Of ali
colors, Binding Skins, BootWeb, Cord and Tassels
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
be attended TO. May 90.
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LONDON, APRIL 2Y.
.fmerican Frigats Esser.

.fmerican Frigats Esser.
The following was posted IN yesterday at
I.loyd's &" The EEsa5eth from Rio Jancrio
10 London, was captured on 2sth December,
hy the Esscr American frigate, and sent into
Rio on the 10Th January, from whence she
was brought ont on the 5th Feb. by the a.
lucricsn prize master, and burnt in front OF
Santa"
FALMOUTH, APRIL IS.
Ar. the Fox Packet, lilly, with mails from
ihc Brasils, 3S days from Bahia, and SO from
Rio dc yancriu on l4,h of February II. N.
s. Racoon and Cherub sailed from Rio in
Quest Of the Essex American friga,c. having
information tina, she was Off ST. Sebastian.
The Cherub is rated a, 20 guns, the Rae
oon at Is.
PsxzAScs April 2s--Ar. Swift sloop Of
war, from Halifax.
PLYMouru, L. Apri! 24--Arrived Swedish
brig Eliza, Williams, 3s days from James
River, Va. with cotton SC. Passed, the Star
ling Castle, "a, Sir II. Pophan,, for Madras,
with the Earl Of Moira, family and suit, on
board--she carries out fifty tons of nava stores,
20 replace those lost in the Java.
LONDON, ArRIL %.
The 5efscy, Troop, of Glasgow, from the
Capariss TO Barbados, was taken by an a.
racrican priva,cer, So hours after leaving Tcu-
.eriffs. Part Of .hc crew arrived at pernam-
b'sco.
The SIsar, Coffsy, Gibraltar to liverpool,
va, taken by an American letter o. mTgrc,
and carried into Marcnne:, on t'h pcsenbsr.
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Dolls. Highest Prize.
NO DEDUC1ION
ADVENTURES ATTEND.

nm the 3Oth inst will commence, IN Boston, the
~ drawing of the second class of Plymouth Beach
Lottery, which contains a nUmber OF very large
prizes. Those who may be in want OF little cash
will 90 we'll to court the fayors OF fortune by order
ing ticket to be preserved for them at the truly for
tunatc Lottery Office Of c. SHAW, where t't great
prizes are sold. Tickets may now be obtained in
the above lottery for five dollars cash, and quarters
for one dsar and ihirty-scven and an half cents
but will rise on Monday to FIVE dollors ard Sty
cents for whole, and one dollar and fifty cents ior
qusrtcr tickets.
.qiso, may be obtained by orders being left at the
above Office, halves and quaLsers in the Grand Pen
sylvania Lottery now drawing, s $4,000 highest
prize, besides number of $4,000, 10000 lo,oo0'
5000. &c. JOSIAH e.. SHAW.
EIchaagssnd Lottery Office,
June IL, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24
WEST GREENWICH u
FEATURING COMPANY.

THE subscribers have established Manufactur-
i ing Company in the town Of West-Greenwch,
Rhode-,sand, under the above title where they in
tend to Manufacture all kinds Of Co;,on-('oods.
They have taken the store recently occupied by Jo-
seph Iioxic, on News-Neck-Hill, where evey sui
ect appertaining to their business win receive inmS'
diate and prompt attention Persons disposed to en-
courage .his Young establishment, will find thar
Goods Of as good quality and as fair price as =.
any other manafactory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HAL,
JOSEPH HOXIE.
N.B. Al persons Indebted to Joseph HoSic, 9Th.
er by Note or BOOK Account, are requested 20 make
immediate payment as he is determined to settle all
his accounts without dclayv
West. Greenwich, December S, 1912
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pORtrp

l3ELseTkD.)
TIE SON OF OCEAN.
SON Of the rough and roaring wave
70 every cline aud danger known,
Thy dauntless energy we crave,
Thy dauntess energy we own
Son uf the Sea at that bright name,
The mAses love their Tyres TO swell,
70 deck the IaureI'd wreath OF fame,
And dc2ihless deeds Of glory tell.
eon &C the widely warning waste!
Where ships in battle bold unite:
Where gallant hearts 10 quarters haste,
Terrific troan, aud iiouning fight,
nua when the lecward Sash is seen,
And peace her soothing accents lend,
1h. Son Of Ocean smiles serene,
And calls the vanquisl'd foeman--" friend !"
ssn Of the bowling mountain wave
Where thundcrs roll, and lightnipgs flash,
Where loud the yext tornadoes rave,
And spars descend and timbers crash
Though long the wrecking ruin reigns,
And wave wave the deck o'cfwheim,
The Son of Ocean ne'er complains,
hut guides, with steady hand, his helm.
Son os the lofty heavng deepl
Where zephyr smiles the tempest steal!
Where, rockd 10 rest, the billows sleep,
Or mutipur mildly round the keel;
Whch virgin hopes, on shore, are sfcnS
To again the sailor yonth,
The Son OF Ocean helms along,
And sings Of rosy Love and Truth.
Son Of the flashing surge sublime
When fiery fakes thy brows ilIume
On shore, when flames infuriate climb,
And wrap in death the to,tering dome;
When helpless beauty fearful sighs,
And many a trembling prayer prefers,
The Son of Ocean hears her crits,
And saves, or gives his life With hers.
Son of the waving waters wild
Ger which thy bark the breeze impels
On shore, when orn afiliction's child
With feeble voice and figure tells.
How hard, though different once, she lives,
By loss Of friends and weight Of years
The Son Of Ocean feels and gives,
If nothing else TO gyc--bs tears
Son Of this fondly favorng gale
That ho'ncward OH his quarter plays,
Thy name the youthful minst'els hail
IN mingled songs of love and praise.
Aud 10! thy happy natal shore.
Where kindred dear, and true love dwell!
Where Oscan waves are heard no more
Son of the dinipling f1ood-farewcli!
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Gas Lights.

TIE Subscribers, Proprictors OF Letters Patent
L from the President of the United States, for the
INPROVED 0.dS.LAMP,
for lighting Manufactures, Mines. Mills, Theatres,
Light Houses, aud other buildings, with hydrogen
Gas, or inhauAble air, produced xom Pit Coal, in
more agreeable, more safe, and less expensive
ner than has hitherto hcen done by any other me.h-
od having il in operation Ia building in New
port, X l. and in the Cotton Msnufactory os Mr.
SErH BEMis, in WstertoNn, {seven miles from
Boston) which are now brilliantly illuminated every
night with Gas Lights. to the exclusion Of every 9TH
er artificial means, they respectfully invite gentle
men concerned in manufactures, &c. to call and
view il in operation, al he convinced Of the utility
and advantages OF this improvement. The Gas ap-
paratus is very simple in its construction, and so ca
sy in its management, that any person OF ordinary
faculties, may be taught in one or two operations 20
manage every part OF teii,ctaasy; and the trouble
will b. found infinitely less than that of trimng and
c~ding lamps or candles TO afford the same number
OF flames.
rhc Gas Lights arc an no way offensive, but very
agreeable to the eye, and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is requr-
e>i. especially in Cotton Manufactures, in much
a. they arc less expensive than those from tallow
oil and free from the Inconvenience and danger re.
sulting from the sparks and frequently snuthng OF
Awps and candles, circumstances tending gre atty TO
diminish the hazard OF tire, aud proportiopably tn
reduce the rate of insurapce on buildings and mate
r;ais subject TO that destructive element
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures, &c I'M
mstlstely On terms highly advantageous TO them, by
ar,ly,ny 10 DAVID MELVILLE, .Ne.spsrs. Or
NiNSLoW LEWIS, Boston
MAY 2?.
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10 BE SOLD.

A Small FARM, in Portsmouth, containing
A UPWARDS oc % acres Of sxccent Land, well
watered. With Dwelling. House anl ;-culldinSs,
two Orchards and number of excellent fruit trees
aid Farm is under gcod Improvement. For iurther
particulars inquire Of THOMAS sIlEAiMAS, CT
the premises or fiEN3Y r. slIrsA>MW
PeitsmoSb, Siss =, ,ss3
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Wew Feather Beds & Fsaf5ey5.
r I'VE Gecseand Fowl FEATHERS,
IL and Feather Beds, from 20 to 45 dollars, kept
constantly for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charles-ssreef.
Likemse-an assortment of MATTROSSES OF
every description, constantly kept Tor sale ABOVE.
Newport, March 2. 1870
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Iate Omissions.

Artract .yrom ne icg-oeok u me hriUafeer
7'tomas 49," Sailed from Townsead May Is.
90 l7,h was chased by man Of war brig,
Tthc John Shcrbroke and outsailcd her
2oth, captured the brig John Peat, from Cork
f,c Halifax, with provisions /; two hours after,
ship Dia.fa, Of Grcenock, guns and ! men,
from Liverpool Tor Halifax, cargo dry goods
conveyed her in. June 8, sailed again from
Townsend On the 10Th, at 9, a. ~. gave
chace to vessel, which proved to be sch.
under press Of sail. A, 2,p. NJ. coming up
with tho chase very fast, hoisted American
co.ors at half pas, she commenced firing
Ger stern chasers at . she rounded too and
stuck her colours--ran along side, and order
cd her under our lcc--!n The act OF vcerins she
fell OF board Of us, and her crew ran toward
20 bear of our men thought them going to
.oard us, jumped Oh board Of her at the same
time the marines, without orders, fired vol
10y o. muskc,ry, which killed Of ourown men
on her deck, viz. Wm. Thomas and Patrick
Train--and Lewis Folsom, on our own deck
The SCH proved to be the privascer Liverpool
Packet, Of 5 guns and IS men, (6e tons,) COM
manded by Joseph Barss, jun"
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large assortment ofiron, Earthern and stone Ware,
10000 Boards, with quantity oil Plank, Shin
gles Laths, CIapboards, &c. and sundry other ati-
cles two numerous TO mention.
The above articles are to be sold the most req.
sonable terms for'cash or approved credit.
March 25, 1918
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Vice-Lousakats Of Spain t0r tks

StGte Of Rhode LSiQud and Precedence
Plantations.
rT~HE Merchants of the State of RhodeIsiand anG
! Providence Plan, ations, who trade with the
Spanish Doninions, or who have Spanish vessels to
their address, hereby notified send their Pass
ports to is Office to he endorsed and to obtain the
necessary Consular Documents.
FRANCIS STOUGHTO
Newport, June 10, 1915.
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2'raifors.--On board the Liverpool Packet
Was man by the name of York, said to be-
long to North Yarmouth, who has acted as
pilot in her maruding expeditions on the
eastern coast. He states that the Liverpool
Packet and the Sir John Sherbroko arc PART
LE OWNED IN BOSTON, and that If he
must suHfor, he will not be alone in puni sh-
mcnt.
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Groceries, &c.
WILLIAM WHITE,

LIAs just received, and Offers for sale. AZ 30 II,
Long-wharf, by Wholesale ard rc.ail, general
assortment Of Groceries, Crockery, GLASSWARE, sc.
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English, India, French and
Americon GOODS.

lust received and for sale by p. o. RICHMOND,
u an extensive assortment of staple and Fancy
GOOES-amons others,
800 ps French ribbons, Of every description; long
and short kid Gloves; green and black Sattos;
l.uts;rings Linen; Cambricks fancy half bkfs ;
I.aces Lace Mitts Dimitles; Bandanas black silk
aud Madra. Inks and an extensive assortment of
American Manufactured Ginghams Slnrtings ;
Bedticks, Sc. &c.
.NSo--l0 boxes brown Sugars, of an excellent
ouaiiy--all of winch will be sold unusually cheap
for cash. Feb. IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS.
.W1fc1if0ches MCrcL m


An express arrived here Yesterday from
the Province Of Texas, bringing a number
of letters confirming the report OF the death
Of Col. M'GKE. He died OF sickness ar
Labardie on the 9th of FEBRUARY. Ihe COM
mand of the Revolutionary army AT Labar-
die, devoived on Col. Samuel Kemper-
Colonel Reuben Ress is second in command
On the 9th battle was fought between the
two armies, and another on the 17tb. bot
which terminated in favor of the revoluti-
onists, Upwards of one hundred Spaniards
were killed, many more wounded, with the
loss of three pieces of cannon. and their
CAMP entirely broken up since which one
whole. company of Salcedo's army have
come over 60 Kemper. with all their arm,
61e. Smaller numbers are daily coming in,
all of whom agree in stating the distress &
despair of SalCedc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
! Iexercisirg such horuer r.isLout right.

exercising such aroTrer 1,fsLottt right
Bal. Ed, Gaz.
In reply to the above IMPORTANT qAesfi-
one, without examining the CONSTITUTIONAL
~, there can be no doubt of the right. in
beiligcrent 10 examine all letters arriving
from, or directed to an 'cnewy's country.
The practice in this country WAS cstab
lished and carried to much greater cx-
tent in 1898.
A gentleNau Of high responsibility, arr
rived at that time in this city from France,
and was waited or by a gentleman holding
distinguished place in the government,
who demanded an Immediate delivery of
Ills letters, some of WHICH were directed to
literary and other eminent men in this
couptry--thc bearer of the letters hesita-
ted, whenrhe WAS informed that it was by
order of Mr.. PIcxERING the demand was
made, and unless he complied he would
have the letters taken by force, and hi,n-
self sent TO Philadelphia by state war
rant. The gentleman opened his bureau,
and observed. I" these are the letters. take
them;" which was done: and whether
they were ever forwarded TO their true di-
rection is not known, The transaction took
place at Mrs. LoRfMG's, aud TO the credit
of the person who made the demand by
Secretary PfcKERiEe's order. apolocized,
and openly declared his disapprobation of
the measure. Nae. .sdU.