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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-08


rRoM THE AURORA.
We have long since been informed by the
apoIogistes for England, that innocent iuhab-
itants, occupying defencelcss towns along our
coast, would not be molcsted, in person or
property.-aThc individual was secure ii his
property was above high water mark. VaIi-
ous have been the attempts 10 impose on US
this belief. We, however, have long since
declared our opinion, that the inventors OF
fire shihs; Congreve Roekefs, shraPDcll, shells,
and every horrible Instrument ofdcaih, would
add to the calami,ies cf war, by burning the
defebceless houses and villages of their ene-
my. This is Refinement IN the art OF
and zs yet only practised by the defenders OF
the christian religion. No benefit can result
to either nation, from such horrible. acts OF.
barbari:y. II must unavoidsbly create union
at least during the war and than we need
not fear any power who may dare to approach
our shores.
The burning Of our small towns mist pro.
dace retaliation, 10 prevent sffectGally a re-
curcnce of such events.--Thc British, during
the last war, were checked in their murderous
practices, by the determination of general
Washington 70 punish the prisoners in our
hands, Of the same rank, in the ssme way.
Our army were at Newark in CanAda--bdt
neither were the persons nor property OF any
individuals in civil life, in the smallest degree
injured. Ample and speedy viii be the oppor--
tunity for redress. Should the popul6us VIII
ages of Canada be reduced TO ashes by way Of
sclaliation, whai blame could attach TO the
con- nanders OF our torccs.--Are we not COM
PEELED 10 resort 10 decisive measures IN our
own defence? 1.-THE British government sane
lion ntr admirals, (and VIC know such charac.
ters DO nothing without Instruction. to burn
the towns on the sea board, and OH the bor-
ders Of the lakes, shculd we continue any
longer so scr0pulous as TO our mode Of war.
.are
Humanity 10 most prominent feature in
the Character of our nation but We shall be
compelled, contrary to our wishes, 70 adopt
the condacr of ohr eneiny. Admiral Warren
should remembers, tha, our army on the froa-'
,iers, is collecting, and ere long, Kingston
and Montreal may, like many of our towns,
committed by the indians, w.Aen Fighting as
allies, and in the pay Of England, ON our pris.
.oners, af,er all opposition Had ceased, Is not
forgotten. WIN the inhabitants OF Sodvs,
view with composure, the hourishiny villages
OF the enemy while their own dwellings, arc
wrapt in flames Have we not the same feel
ings ss other men--and will not such unnee.
essary acts OF cruelty, urge Us TO the ranks,
with'a determination Of seeking revenge Is
the government forever to remain passive, un.
der every Insult and injury that the enemy
can infict !---Surely they VIII be aroused to
practice CO the enemy the same conduct they
inlict on us
In times like the present, moderation rs no
longer virtue The advocate Of England, is
an encmy 70 America. hGRICOI.A.
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there was peculiar pIscidiiy Which added
grace 10 his sternsr virtues. His courage
partook not of the raging cataract, but rather
resemblca the strong and steady flowing OF
majestic river. In private life he was en-,
dcared 10 all who knew him. Long, long
will memory trace his virtues and the tear
Of recollection moisten his maine
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

fAtpAr, ISHE IS.
The Speaker laid before>hc House ,he Pc.
dA0n Of Daniel Peslihoae, POyins Ia. adj -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-05
January z
The Alexandria Museum,

having Increased in the aumber of its
curiosities, Tor the short time 1t has
been in opo ra,ion, far surprising the
most snsrine expectations fall such
as have honored the institution with
their company, has induced the Trus-
tees, with d view to accommodate tiosc
who cannot attend conveniently by dsv,
TO open the Museum, Tor the iutur,
on SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 6 to
o'clock. Fac hall will be handsomely
lighted, and is at all imc. comforiab;y
warm. Tse Museum, IS heretofore,
VIII be open every day, oundsy ex-
Cepted, from 20 in the morning until ,
in the afternoon.
BY order Of the board Of Trustees.
T. Mountford, Jr.
H0naSer
P.S. Admittancc Tor grown persons
IS Cents for each visit-Children will
be admitted at IL Ia CeRts each.
February 4
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Land for ale.

By virtue ofa Deed Of Trust from Bush
rod Washington, jim. Esq, Of Mount
Zethyr, 10 THE subscribers, T0e shall
proceed TO ssh for cash at Public duo.
fion or the 9Th day Of February nert,
on tie PREMISES,
All those Tracts OF Land,
situate in the county Of Westmoreland,
called Laurel Grove ard Maurye's de-
vised to the said Washington, by Col.
William Augustine Washington his Ia
ther; or 50 much thereof IS will satisfy
the debt and interest therein mentioned
and the costs arising from this sale.
Jesse Tlmms,
Carter Mitchell,
Trustees
January7 IS
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CsMILLUs GRIFFITH.

Corner OF King and RIVAL Streets
Has received, in addition to his presen
stock of GROCERIES,
10 hhds. } Muscovoda Sugars, part OF
- abls ahic!, is of a superior quality
Z lG hhds Moia,ses
so b. xes Mould ard Dipt Candies, As.
SIS, SIS and SIS
Is bills. Apples
cases Pineapple Cheese
Fresh Carrants, RAisins, Olives and
Cape,s
!Anuarys eoH
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From the ADonv Gazette.
MoUnf HOhe, SIsf In, 10

Wounf Hohe, 2lst Jim. 1913
MEssEs. PRINTERS.
A false and scurrilous puMiea.
Ton which has appeared in the Co.
'n"oian' constrains me to solicit a
aaee IN ysnr paper for short an
swer to it.
,,,, ne statement in the. Northern
., h's' wtichft is, pretended led To
s"e publication in the Columbian,
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5
FOX SALE,

FOX SALe,
A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. Eli
2uire of the Printers.
January 20
WINES, TEAS, &c.
8 Pipes old London P. Madeiral
u do. Sicily Madeira
10 dc Lisbon ,.s
8 pipes and 40 Or. casks Sherry :
80 quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Claret
40 chests gunpowdcr, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of a very supe-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern DO.
80 hhds Mola4ses,
10000 pounds Iesi Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Madter,
40 pounds NutmcEs,
20 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and sound Ginger,
50 bales Upland Cotton. nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and Gipt Candles,
20 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing gross each,
500 reams writing .n,l wrapping Paper,
900 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
90 hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE BIZ
Rryan Hampson & Co.
AUGUST IS
Received & for Sale,
go barrels mess and No. I Beef
so ditto No. 2 ditto
a. half barrels uess ditto
IS barrels mess Pork.
90 Bb.s Tan, err Oil.
also,
Hemp and Bark Seine Irvine
Cork for ditto
Rope and Lines ditto.
George Coleman.
-.Jsrurrr IS
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thereof. and so!ici,.
stop TO it.
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our friends. and ri,
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FOX ) ALL,
A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. E'-
quire of the Printers.
January 20 q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

BY the Hebe, from the Downs, the edi-
tors Of the New York Gazette have receiv-
ed London papers 70 the goth Of Jan. in
elusive
We learn, by one the passengers in the
Hebes, that House was fitting up in Lon
don for an Austrian Ambassador.
HOSTILE FLEET.
The Squadron for America sailed from
Plymouth Jan. 16, to touch at Portsmouth
The London Times says, " The Declara-
ton against America, has been printed in
French and German. A number of comics
have been sent TO lord Cathcart and Mr..
Thornton, at 81, Fetersburgh and Stock
kOlm"
The mupieipai corps o. paris, on the 18th
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upon rs, particularly the launch, whose
grape did great ipiury TO our salts, rigging,
&c.-She was silenced being dark could
not see whether she sunk or NOT. after sus-
tanning the action near two homs Cut the
cable & stood out as we passed Ihe sch gave
her broadsice when the main mast went
over. then stood up the Bay. The Fox had
one shot in her hull, her sails, &c. much cut,
had five men badly wounded, and Capt. V.
very much so in the face I; she has put back
to repair damages.
a small black schooner with gun, sup
posed from Baltimore, was attacked On
Monday morning off Old Point Com fort BY
IL boats. after fighting them for some time
was overpowered and carried
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portion to each other; and in the powerful
means used TO compress the greatest posi-
BILE quantity into the smaller Coiapass.
A 50 pound Congreve rocket fired against
conmon earth, penetrates nine feet at 1900
Yards distance. They are infinitely superb
Or II bomb and Shells of the ancient fashion,
and are, without question. the most terrific
Instrument OK destruction which has been
discovered since the invention of gunpow-
Ge-.
Should our city he Copenhagenized and
all it's elegant dwellings and superb public
ediiiceshe levelled with the dust, it will be
done by their fundamentally. Should we
not then be constantly and assiduously en-
pioycd in the strengthening our fortitica-
tions at the .NarrozvS, and now while the
elements protect us, avail ourselves Of the
opportunity to render our harbor impregna-
Bile? On the first declaration Of war, APP
prehension was ali alive on the subject of
fortiiications, but the delusive security of
our summer has hushedit to silence. Should
tho war continue. as it is certainly at least
probable twill, the next campaign will be
of very different complexion from the
last, and those who lose Canada may seek
revenge and retaliation in the confagration
af cur cities on the sea-board.
Military Nor,
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Tie Enemy.--Four frisates and a ship of
the line are at anchor in Hampton Roads,
inc latter little below the Light House
and the former extending in a line abreast
the town Of Hampton. One of the frigates
got under way on Sunday morning with
strong sUutheriy breeze apparently for the
purpose Of dropping lower down, and in
standing OF the starUoard tack run aground
on Wiiloughby's Spit. An express with the
intelligence arrived at Head Quarters short
ly after the occurrence took place, and
created much eXuitation among the citi
zcns. 1t was eyden. on reflection, how
ever, to every One, Iist she would be got
off and we are extremely sorry " add,
that owing to the water being uncommon
~ low, tie wind setting Of shore, and the
powerful exertions Of the o.her ships in
tightening her, she was got aloat with the
next high tide. She wac beyond the reach
Of our artillery, or il is likely she would
have been pretty well Tiddtsd.
The contiguity Of the eneray'S ships of
war requires the utmost vigilance and ex
ertion OH our part 20 prevent all unlawful
communication with them. The people
are SO accugtomed to respect each Others
rights and privileges under tac mid aspect
Of our republican constitution, during y
long period of peace. that now the scene is
chan gsd and the military has tantamOunt
power with the civil laws, it will require
a little practice as wen as precept 70 en-
force or their minds the necessity Of abridg
ing those immunitiss, which in peace they
were snt.gisd TO. CocrciYe peasures
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defeated them. Stree then, have conver
sed with several Of che volunteers-they
state, that they had three engagements
killed SO indians, wounded many, and took
priSoners--burnt 386 houses, destroyed
several Thousand Bushels of corn, took 400
horses and abont the same number of cat
tie. The indians disappeared entirely be-
fore the detachment left the settlement
Mr.. Wilde&r who had son murdered and
Scalped some months ago bv these savageS
went on the expedition, and found his sons
scalp in one of their houses. These wretch
es had also taken up the bodies of New
mans men, cut off their heads, and pinned
them to the trees. One of the Tennessee
volunteers under the command of colonel
Williams, was killed * z wounded. This is
the only loss. the weoe detachment met
with i'll the three engagements.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
Ertract "a lettcr Ton London of a a.

E1frGct eta letter from London Of a late
date, from commercial house of The
inst reahecta6ifty and Information.
BY yours of November last, we observe
that sangune hopes were entertained by
many, of Peace between the two countries.
We really cannot see why it should not be :;
for there is no point but that OF impress
ment, as you observe and so suou as your
government pass an act not to naturalze
British subjects, the dispute will be at an
end"
A letter dated Boonville, So miles north
of Utica, March /, SAYS" 4 person has
just arrived from Sackett's Harbour which
he left yesterday, stating that Sir George
Provost with 1000 troops were in sight, on
their march for that place. The whole Of
the militia of Jefferson and Lewis have
been ordered out and we are all in confu-
sion"
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RALrt.lonr. March 10.

Arrived privateer sch. FOX, Vial-At
y O'Clock last night whilst at anchor in Pi-
anSata"k Observed a Plot-Boat making for
us.when we hailed bnt received no answer !;
hailed second time, and desired them to
send their boat on board, saSpecting strong
~ from the answer given ,hat they were
British, fred which was imwchetely re-
,urned shortly af.er Observed p SCH ana
launch Carrying an e or ~ pound car
roaaGe) WIS sil opened o destructive Gre
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BALTIMORE, March IL.
THE BRITISH FLEET.

Gentisman passenger in the William
Wilson lately landed from the Dragon, in
foms that the squadron in Lynhaven Bay
have established naval brigade of about
$50 Sailors in each line Of battle ship 6e 100
from each frigate. that they airs we'll officer
ed, armed x ready for service at an hours
warning and all their boats completely
fitted, that they could send on shore fifteen
hundred or two thousand men. Whethe +
they viii so on any eXpe lit on beforet he
arrival OF Ad. Warren, who is daily expec
ted with the St. Domingo * Families he
cannot say. He further states that the dav
that the Dragon came to anchor in Lynn
hayen bay, she received srom the Victorious
several tons of Congrevc Rockets.
The same gentleman states, that when
on board the Dragon he was Informed by
capt Berrie. that the British packer which
was captured by he Essex near the coast
OF Brazil, had on board about 500 goo dols
in specie which had been taken or board the
Essex.
We learn Ia addition TO the accounts from
Norfolk, that the PoictierS. "a, sir ]. Bcrres-
ford, and Acasta frigate, Capt. Ker, were
under orders toblo sade the Delaw are. The
Dragon ~. capt. Berrie, having sprung her
toremast was to leave ti.e capes in few
days for Halifax.
The ship Stapleton. Blackwell, from Lis
bon received pilot off the capes about LIST
inst.
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EEbrid Gerru.

The oaths of Office were administered On
Thursday the 4th inst. by the hon. John
Davis. Esq. at his seat in Cambridge, and
this venerable patriot became Vice Presi-
dent Of the u. States. numerous assem-
bly, of responsibility, distinction and fashi-
on, attended on the performance Ct the ce-
remony. BoStor Yankee.
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S4Uannqh. March 4.
DEFEAT a. ~. INn1ANe

DEFEAT OF THE INDIANS.
We haze been pQ.tejy favored with an
exract OF a letter from genlieiNan in St.
Mays so bis friend in this city. dated Fe.
bruary 27'h, 1919, iroia which we derive
the following.
On the evening Of ed ult. brigadier-re
neral FiouFncy received gn express from
Gimp fnckney stating. that ne volunteers
sent against the bo;chway or Seminole
Indians had returned aud had conrIsteiv
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CoMMoDORE RODGERS.

A gentleman now in this CITY, who va 6
on hoard the British squadron in the Che
sapeake on the 11th ult. has given us the
following, as the substance of conversa-
ton between Capt. BYRON of the BeiUi-
dcrc, aud himself A desire to do an act
cfjustice to Commodore NRoDGxRs, in
duces us TO give it place in the Co4rier.
Capt. BYRON observed, that he under
stood that Commodore IIoDGERs had been
ceusured in the u. States, for his kconduct
while iii chase of the BelViderc but he
conceived the censure to DC unmerited By
the commodore, as in his opinion, every
thing had been done on board he Presi,ient
which could have contributed towards the
capture of his ship. When the squadron
FIRST gave chase to the BclviderG, they
gained upon her very fast, and Captain Il.
considered his vessel as lost but,as alast
resort, when the President was coming M
within gun shot of the Reividera, orders
were given TO cur away the anchors, stave
the water casks, and throw overheard the
boats and every thing moyeable which
could be spared, and which could tend to
tighten the ship as soon as this had been
done, 1t was observed that the Beipidsra
began u draw from the chase which be-
ing discovered by Commodore RopGKRs,
he opened his tire upon her, III hope of
disabling some Ut her spars, and thereby
enable him to come up with her. Capt. B
declared the fire from the President was
extremely well directed, almost every shot
taking effect and that to the circunstan-
ces above related, and the wind at the
same time becoming NOSE light. was his
eseape to be attributed and not to any
want Of Judgment or exertion on the part
ot Commodore RODGERS A declaration
like this, Coming from an enemy, should be
raken as conclusive evidence of good con-
I'll 81.
IN the minds of many, been involved in
much doubt. Charleston Courier.
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Plymouth, Jun. II.

Came in tbe American schr. Rosa. (Ros-
sie) Daniels master, from baltimore.
bound to France, laden with coffee. &c. &c.
was captured by the Dryad frigate, belong
iog to the Rocheiort squadron. IT is said
that the above schr. had been a. priyateer *
committed great depredations on our com
mlcree, having taken no fewer than Go sail
Of vessels.
The Spy store ship, that came in yester-
day has on board part of tie crew Of the
Cuer; isre frigate.
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HERK1MER. IN. w Narcb 4

On Monday morning about 4 o'clock,
Major General Dearborn, commander in
Chief OF the armies of the United States,
passed through this village for Sackett's
Harbor.
Yesterday afternoon. fine looking corps
of United States light dragons, well mount
ed, OF about 100, commanded by col. Burn,
arrived in this village and encamped and
this morning proceeded on their march for
Sackett's Harbor.-We understand a de
tachment of infantry and artillery may be
expected here to day, destined also for
Sackett's Harbor. They are ell from, the
camp at Grecnbush.
RUTLAND, (Ver.) March 3.
Gen. KfncheSter fiaroLed.-By the latest
and very authentic accounts from Buffaloe.
we learn that Gen. Winchester and his ar
my had arrived there on parole.
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III u
The British ship Aurora, prize to prIva.
teer doikar Of this port, Bunce, prize mas
ter, bias arrived at Newport.-q-The Aurora
vas from London, bound to Pernsmbuco
with valuable cargo OF dry goods. The
Hoikar had also captured b,ig with val
ua1ie cargo s1d after taking out of her
il, O0cL worti, OF goods, ordeged Ter for a
port IN the L ..
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BY late accounts from gen. Harrison we
believe The following Will be found tolerablv
ct.---Fhat few Of the militia, had vol
unteSred to continue in service. That re-
inlorcements were arriving-and that gen.
Harrison was terrifying strongly at the Rap
IDS. where he will probably remain till
sufficiently reinforced.
The Governor Of Kentucky has ordere d
new detachment Of goo and upwards
from the militia of that state to rendezvous
by the 9th of March and to receive ten
dolls, pay in advance ont of the state treas
ury.
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PHILADELPHIA. March 10.


We have received information upon
which we can depend, that as the Little
Cherub, captain Parkinson, of this port, " as
entering Lisbon, he was captured by the
British Frigate Pomona, captain Fame, of
SO guns, last from Newfoundland. The
Pumona had fallen in with the United
States Frigate Essex, captain Porter, but
made oil from her As fast IS she could in
consequence of the crew being in a state OF
mutiny and having refused e fight if they
iali IN with any vessel. Captain Fame had
removed his first lieut.. from his rank and
appointed the SECOND lieut.. to that office
Tie principal part of the crew had been
drafted 10 England to take their Trials, and
the first lieut.. had also taken his passage
there TO demand Court Martial, upon
captain Fare.
Captain Parkinson arrived frora Lisbon
on Friday last, bat having been there 90
days, and the state Of the Pomona being
known at Lisbon, he imagined it would
have been reported here by some Of the
Vesssis from that port. Press.