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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18
ORDERS.
HARBoR OF NEwPcar, ,
N0renlber Ill lal5


70 vessel whatever (the public armed vessels or
~ the Unrco States and those trading vessels
bound TO ports on the Providence md other rivers
adjacent excePted) will be permitted to iesse the
port OF Newport without permission from The cou-
mand'ns officer At Fort wocott- Application for
permits 10 DC made Vt Fort Woscott BY the master
OF the vessel. om TO 40 O'clock, 4. NJ every d. y,
and al no other time.
Noper0i,s viii be grantedt TO vessels Ct the phsrves
Leitsis and pApe. Of every description viii be en-
sinined at Fort Woicott previous 10 The granting
permit, and no com sunoAsion whatever vili be o.
lowed lexcept by revenue md other officers in the
service ot the United ststes) between The crew Of
any vessel and the shore after oblsinug permit TO
depart.
Vessels having provisions stores Of ann Kind on
board except neutral vessels (except What Il suiic
lent for the subsistence Of their crews to abe port
OF dcstiualon) will not be suffered To leave The port
The small fishing boats belonging TO Newport,
viii apply 70 the Commanding Officer Of Fort Adams.
Tor permission to go out Of The harbor, whejs su.
tacrzcd to grant il.
In Gaze any VESSELS obliged to put back 10 tls
port, another permit be necessary, Whenever
SAID vessel ~ ready to sail.
JULIUS r. BEILEMAN.
Car. mule. isfs cspl,ea,sx xN,,r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18

Mosr respectfully informs his customers and
4vA friends, that he has removed from his former
situation TO that elegant and convenient Store, No
l02 Thamcs,treet, four doors north Of bis old stand
where he has on hand general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, JE WELRY, SILVER
WARE, CUTLERY, &c.
together will such articles as are usually found IN
Fancy Goods Store. All Of which will be warranted
OF good quality, and will be sold cheap a. At any
store in the State.
Watches repaired With accuracy and despatch.
and Jewelry made and repaired IN the best manner.
Cash, and the hiuhest price given for old Gold and
Silver Sept g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18
ISAAC DOWE.'

- EsPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he has
XA opened in this town, q HOUSE or EATER
I.AIA.NE.A-I, where every attention will be paid 10
all who may De disposed to favor him will their
custom. lie has taken large and commodious
House at the head Of Perry's-whArf, fronting on
1hanesstrcet, where strangers, travellers and con-
II 10 in his power TO afford Every attention will ever
be paid 10 the comfort and convenience Of his guests
and every favor meet with prompt and sincere ac-
knowIcdgcment.
.tcsr3ors, Nov 4. 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18
,GAS.IIGIITS.

THE subcribers, Proprictors of Letters Patent,
i from the President Of the United States for The
IAfPROYED G.fS-LdSff,
for lighting Manufactures, Mines, Mills, Theatres,
Lighthouses, and other buildings, with hydrogen
Gas, or infamabe air, produced from Pit Coal, in
more agreeable, more safe, and less expensive msn-
ner than has hitherto been done by any other meth
cd, having it in operation in building in New
port. Il I. and in the Cotton Manufactory cf Mr.
SETH BsNIs, in Watertown, (seven miles from
Boston) which are now brilliantly Illuminated every
night with Gas Lights. to the exclusion Of every 9TH
or artificial means, they respectfully invite gentle
mea concerned in manufactures, &c. to call and
cviw t n operation, and be convinced of the utility
and advantages Of this improvement TIE Gas nr-
parz,us very simple in its constructions and so ca
sy in IS management, that any person Of ordinary
faculties, may be taught in two operations 10
nanage every part of it etfcctua.ly, and the trouble
viii be found infinitely less than that of triming and
tending lamps or candles to afford the same number
Of flames
The Gas Lights are in no way offensive, but very
agreeable to the eye and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is requf-
cd, especially in Cotton Manufactures. in as much
IS they less expensive than those from talIow or
oil, and free from the Inconvenience and danger re-
sulthg from the sparks and frequently snui!;rg 10
lamps and candles, circumstances cndsng greatly 10
diminish the hazard Of 6re, and prop3rtiosabiy Of
reduce the rate Of insurance on LYdshgs and mate
siaIs subject to- that destructive element.
Contracts viii be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in mxnufactories, &C. i'm.
nediasey, on terms highly advantageous to them, by
applying to DAvfj NELv:LLR, .Nexpsrs or
Ap ~. WiSsL0w LEwIs, Ess;sn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18
ADVERTISEMENT.

TT having pleased the Almighty to restore Mr..
FRASER in some degree to his health, Le pro-
poses again 10 open al, ACADEMY in this town, a.
bout the beginning of this month, where will be
taught most branches Of useful Literature he will
also teach in the evenings, if sufficient number ap.
ply for instruction.
Mr.. +. returns thanks to the gentlemen and ladies'
OF this town for the liberal encouragement formerly
given him. and promises TO his utmost endeavors
to merit a continuance of their favors.
.Newb0rf. .Noy a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18
MLNS' & CHILDREN'S HATS.
GEOR(,R IVdJseTOA.

LAS just received, Cor sale At his Nook and TTae
IA stcre--a great variety Of Mems, yo,i,l's, and
Ch'!dren's HATS. made at the Boston snd otter fac
tories, Ia the best manncf-all Of which can te sold
ct prices unusually cheap.
. The assortment includes mems superRnt Besvers
fashionable m shape, and of superior quality do.
Beavers and Casters, with wide brimss do CHEAP
Castor and Nspt Hats youths and childrens black.
drab, and fsncy coIorcd Beavers. from the very low
est prizes TO the finest quality, and ION tie sms ilsy
TO the largest sizes mems and boy . common ana
best ie's hsfs .8pfH a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18

Toestsbsh the Office Of commissioner oftbe revenut,
BEn enacted by the Xehafc and Honxe cf Represea~
satirrs # The Un,sed Sofes e 8mcrca IA Cong ne
ssmbied That for experimenting the collection Of tho
direct and internal duties, laid BY ,l. authority
OF the United Sistes, there shsll be ofcer in tie
Department Of the Treasury, 10 be den. minated cons
missioner Of the re,enue, who shall be charged tng
der the direction Of the head Of the dotarnncnw win
preparing all the forms necessary for the assessors
and collectors Of the tax and duties aforesaid witt
preparing, signing. and distributing All tie I;cens.s
rcruired by any law imposing any ~ The duties az
foresaid and with the supcrintendsncc generally of
all the officers employed IN assessing ard collecting
the said tar and duties. 4,
Sec. 2. .snd be IL ftsrihcr,e ,enatffd Tha, tie said
commissioner Of the revenue shall l:kewsc superiits
tend the collection Of tie residue Of the former dg
rccs tax anil internal duties which mag be t,ril odtI
standing, and shall alsp execute ne services viii
respect 10 light Louses and o,hes objects which ver&
usually performed by the ormcr'eommissioners Of
the fcTcnue.
Sec 3. Ind be IL further enacted. That Il shall tS
lawful for the Secretary Of The TrcasnDry TO pacA
also the collection os The duties on impost and ton
mage under the superinicndance Of tbe said corisJ
soner Of the revenue, IT, in his opinion, The public
service will lie promoted by transferring that duty
from the controller 20 the said commissioner.
Sec A. find te IL further enacted, That the com.
pcnsa:ion Of the said commissioner Of the revenuey
shall be the same with that Of the Auditor of tho
Treasury and that he shall, for tie present, be al
lowed number Of clerks. whose salaries shsH not5
in The whole, exceed four thousand dcIlsrs a year
See. s. .snd be IL further enarfed, That sum not
exceeding three thousand five hundred dollars ~ be
paid out Of any monies IN the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, be, and the same is hereby apS
pTorriated, TO pay the Commissioners arc salaries az
fcressid, for the year one thousand eight hundred
and thirteen.
See g. .gsd Be II fErfher enacted, That al letters
and packets 20 and from the commissioners of the rs
venue shall be received and conveyed By post free
postage, under the restrictions as are pro.
vided by law viii respect TO other free letters aud
packets. II. CLAY,
Speaker Of Ms Hoase Of Rep,xseatafives.
B GERRY,
Uce-Presidem Of the Tinted Sfafes, aud
Presiaenf Il the Ssnnfe..
July -. 1SI3--.9tprsped, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18

.Wanfed Inmediasely,
A BOY from IA to 10 years Of age, a. an sPpres.
- tice to the Tailoring business. Enquire at this
Once. Aug 70
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18

ii.Otsk, LOlsN a...Ai.,
-FOUR HUNDRED AND TMrry-EIGHr barrels
PhslaGephiA supsfne Flour. made ofncw Wheat:
a3 do. Nsw-yolt, do; Il E
500 DO. Kiln dried Corn Meat, IRON the Dram
dywine Mills
- pipes Of Cosnac Brandy. imported ink the
Viper;
IS do Country Gin,
2 coils of Rope.
For sale by RICHMOND & ROGERS
.Nspea.ber H. f3 3F 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18
NEWPoRT, (R.L)
br WILLIAM SIMONS,
MILL-srREET,
Pg6hsher Of fhe Lasvs Of ne United STATES.

The paper is printed once a week, at two dollars
a year-one half "a be paid in advance
Advertisements conspcuously inserted At the rate
81 l-5J square, for three weeks-oihers IN that
proportion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-29
LONDON, March 8

BY majority of 40 it was decided last
night in the II. of Commons, that the claims
OF the Catholics to participation i'm all those
rights which belong TO the citizens Of a free
country, should he referred to committee
MS decision will be hailed by every enlight-
ched mind as proof of the progress of
reason and Common sense throughout tn e
whole community. Let the same temper
anu moderation prevail in the future dis
cuSslons on this important topic, which
have marked the present, and the result will
be corciality and uuion throughout the en-
pre-. he repeal of all the remaining dis
qualifying statutes which exclude Dissenters
from any Of the common rights of citizens.
Is all that will then be wanting, to secure
the etfectuai and triumphant cooperation
of the irresistible energies Of free and
happy people IN defence of our common
privileges.
The India feet. which was to sail under
convoy OF the Sterling Castle will we un-
uerstsnd, be dispatched 1T the India House.
Oh Saturday next, and proceed on their voy-
age under he protection of ship of war
specially appointed.
The people of Paris are curious to learn
the name of the Great Parsonage under an
arres, at Vienna. The famous Nosoue de
Fer scarcely cScited greater variety of
coJectures Prince Schvart2enberv. and
other eminent commanders, have been aiIu
ded to ; and now it is surmised to be Joa.
chm Murat, who is believed to have b,en
detained by order Of Bonaparte on Iris road
to Naples
The last mails from Cadiz continue the
report that the French have abaudened
Madrid, aud that Joseph published a proc
iamatiA to the inhabitants az partino
Some accounts state that he was going baci
to France others that he was on his rou,.
10 Valencia.
Letter from a person of rank at 81.
petersburg states that considerable appre-
henslons were entertained of some disorder
being produced by the thousands of dead
bodies between Moscow and wilma. There
was no possibility of burying them; and
therefore it had been determined to build
immense kilns at different parts and burn
them.
Berlin, FEB. Q, 1918.
In the night between the 17th and 18Th Of
last month, att O'Clock, troop OF French
gen d'ai mes attempted to seize the person
OF the kng by possessing themselves of the
palace OF Charlottenburg, where his males
y had been on that day. The attemp
however, miscarried, the king having been
informed OF the plot through Prince Fer.
dlnand' early enough to save himself bv
Hight, with two of has Adjutants, and ten
OF his own gen d'armes, to Potsdaro.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-29
The enemy's force inereasinr.

Yesterday morning a British ,ouadrop
Consisting 1t is stated Of three shins of ,ba
nhe' among which is the adniraps shin 90 =
Verai frIgates and smaller vessels to th.
nnm6er altogether of fifteen, were ser -
annapolis standing up the Bay; and. in The
aiteenoon, they were visible at North pcint
ABBOTT sunset flag of truce from the Ri
tIsh Meet arrived iuthe river with disnatcbro
winch were Immediately forwarded bv .v-
press 10 Washington. The flag vessel waits
Tor an answer which is expected to dav
The London Courier considers ,b. roo..:.
nous vote OF parliament, approyino the w.
~tn America, as solemn pledge ~ th.
british nation, "that at no time. under -
for no advantages political
or commercial, however great, will Well
barter or fetter the exercise or the r;yht, :
search or ofthe ,tght ofiatressmeuf. T.
Cannot be doubted BY the sober and reaec,
ing, that such is the determination of The
british government; and if they will nor
yield, barter or fetter the exercise of i'm
PresSment, as the court paper declares.
the war must continue, Tie mission to c,
Petersburg will terminate in an abortion
unless future events on this or the otbsr
SIDE OF the Atlantic should operate cbanre
al the resolutions Of the Londoa cablpet,S'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-29
DOMESTIC.
BALTIMORE, April %.
MELANCHOLY OCCURREMcg

MELANCHOLY oCcURREWcE
On "Wednesday night last, at Fort Me-.
Henry, Lieutenant Marshal English, ofcan.
tain Buffum's Artillery Company. then ~,
duty at the fort, was unfortunately shot bv =
centlnei, whom. it is said, he was imny.n~
gently attempting to surprize and disarm =
Lieut. English it appears had seized hold of
the centinei's musket, struggle epsu.d.~-
during which the piece was discharged. and
put period to his existence.
"A coroner's inquest was held over the bo.
ny who decided that the discharge of tbs
musket was accidental. The deceased w.,
an active and industrious citizen, and bs.
his loss. "N P'o'o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-29

re must mean the Committee Of For
siga Relations. -----. smeyteon,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
GAS-LIGIlTS.

THE subcribers, Proprietors OF Letters Patent,
from the President of the United States, for The
IMPhOVED G.4S-L.dAfP,
for lighting Manufactures. Mines Mills, Theatres
Light- Houses, and other buildings, with hydrogen
Gas, or in1amable air, produced from Pit Coal, ~
more agreeable, more safe, and less expensive man
ncr than has hitherto been done by any other meth
od having il now in operation IN building IN New
port. r. L. and in the Cotton Manufactory Of MIR.
SETH BEMIs, in Waterown, (scyen miles from
Eoston) 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
eyiw il in operation, and be convinced OF the utility
aud advantages Of this improvement. The Gas sp-
paratus is very simple in its construction, and 30 es
sy in its management, that any person of ordinary
faculties, may be taught in one or two operations 10
manage every part of it efectualy; and the trouble
will be found infinitely less than that u timing and
tending lamps candles to afford the sams number
of flames
The Gas Lights are in no way offensive, but very
agreeable TO the eye and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is requir-
ed, especially in Cotton Manufactures. in as much
as they are less expensive than those from allow
OIL and free from the inconvenience and danger re-
sulting from the sparks and frequently snufiing
lamps and candles, circumstances tending greatly 10
diminish the hazard Of fire, and proportionably Of
reduce the rate of insurance on Luildings and mat-
rails subject to that destructive element
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures, &c. i'm
mediately, terms highly advantageous to them, by
applying to DAVID MELVILLE, NevpOrs, or
May 27. wINSLOw LEWIS. Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
ORDERS.
HARBoR OF NEWPORT, :
Norember IL. 1918. {


MO vessel whatever (thc public armed vessels OF
IN the United States and those trs 15ng vessels
bound to ports on the Providence and other rivers
adjacent excepted) will be permitted TO leave the
port of Newport WITHOUT permission from the com
mandng officer at Fort neutrality-suspicious. foe
permits to be made at Fort Wolcott by the master
Of the vessel, from TO 40 O'clock, A NJ every day,
and at no other time.
Nopermts will be granted to vessels at the wharves.
Letters and papers Of every description will be ex-
amned at Fort Wolcott previous 10 the granting a
permit, and communication whatever will be al
lowed (except by revenue and other officers in the
service of the United Ststes) between the crew Of
any vess9 and the shore after obtaining permit TO
depart.
Vessels having provisions or stores of any kind on
hoard except neutral vessels (except shat is suic.
lent for tho substance Of their TO the port
Of destinaton) will not be suffered 20 leave the port.
The small fishing boats belonging to Newport,
will apply to the Commanding Officer of Fort Adams,
for permission to go out of the harbor, who is au-
thorzed to graptit
In case any vessel is obliged to put back to this
port. another permit will be necessary, whenever
said vessel is ready to sail
FHEH.ENAN, Capt. .artjile, ists com
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
Gunbosvder Manutactsry.

THE subscriber haying become interested in the
manufacture Of Gunpowder, at wcstfield, in
Mass. in connection with Mr.CHAaLRs DOUGLASS,
informs his fr0,ds and the public, that he shalt in
future be enabled to supply them with Gunpowder of
superior quality, and on very reasonable terms at
his Store, No 81, States street, Boston where he
has also for sale, English Tower proof, and Dupont
& Co.'S. best Gunpowder; refined aud crude Nitre
CanNpn Balls and Grape Shot; Cannon Of various
sizes Musket and Pistol Balls; Patent Shot; Brim-
stone Bar and Pig Lead-wi,h every article FOR the
armament Of ships of war and military companies.
ELIJAH WITHINGrON
CT Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cartridges Gun
powder, Shot, Balls, Tlnts, &c by retail as above,
by A. WELLER
Boston, August A, 1918. 6m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
MEMS ec CHILDRENSS HATS.
GEORGE Jy.i.vTON.

IIAS Just received, for sale at his Book and Hat
Ii SO "a great variety Of Mems, YOUTHS and
Ch,ld:sns IL ITS. made the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best mannor-ail of which m be sold
at prices Unusually cheap.
The assortment includes men's supcine Beavers
fashionable in shr7e, and Of superior quality do.
Beavers and Casiors, with wide brims do. cheap
Castor and Napt llsls, youths and chiidrens bl<k,
draS. and sncy colored Beavers, from the very low
est prices TO the finest quality, and from the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
ben felt Hats
.1iso, jusf receired--4 boxes PAPER-HANCINGE.
suitable for rooms window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders box low priced Papers
which viii be tbd cheaper than usual
For sale, as above. .SCHOOL-BOUKS, Of every
kind in use BLANK-BUOKs-Smil and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c Paper, Quis, snd
other articles Of stationery. .3prI %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23

THE subcrbers, Proprietors of Letters Patent,
from the President of the United States, for the
IMPKOVED G.1S-L.iA7P,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
POETRY.
PICTURE OF ENGLAND.
By COWPER.


BUT when a country Zone that could name)
In prostitution sinks the sense OF shame;
When Infamous venality, grown bold,
Writes on his bosom, to be let or sold;
When perjury, that heaven-defyng vice,
Sells oaths by tale, and at the lowest price,
Stamps Gods own name upon lie just made,
To turn penny in the way OF trade;
When Avarice starves and never bdes his face)
Two or three millions Of the human race,
Aud not tongue enquiries how. where or when,
Though conscience will have twinges now and then;
When proclamation Of the sacred cause
In all its parto, times, ministry and laws,
Bespeaks a land once christian, fallen and lost
In all that against the title most,
What fellows next let cities of great names
And regions long since desoate proclaim
Nineveli, Babylon and ancient pome,
Speak TO present times. and times TO come;
They cry aloud in every careless ear,
Stop while you may suspend your mad career,
D earn from our example and our fate,
Learn wisdom and repentance ere too late.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
WESr GREENWICH MANU-
FACTUklNG COMPANY.

THE subscribers have established ManuActury
i ing Company in the town of west-Gresnwich
ihode.Island, under the above title, where they IN
tend to Manufacture all kinds of Cotsoa-Goods.
rhey have taken the store recently occupied by Je
seph Hoxie, on News.Neck-Hil. where every sub.
iect appertaning otheir business viii receive mme-
date and prompt attention. Persons disposed to en-
courage this young establishment. gill tnd their
Goods Of as good quality and as fair price rs at
any other manafactory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOMIE.
NIB All persons indebted TO Josep. Hoxe, eth
er Nv Note or Book Account, are requested to make
meediate payment as he is dctesm'ne< 10 settle all
his accounts without delay.
West -efesasricb, Dsc. ,, fShs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
From the Baltimore Patriot.
lMPKOMTU,

On the Tea harty,yiven by Brig. Gen. COFFEE
az 7altushatches. Io7uas, -NoO. 3.
HIGH, swelling, tbro' the northern woods,
With PsRaY ripe and reeling,
John Bull, at length Is understood
To have quahttish feeling.
Exhausted, maudlin, sick and faint,
Reclining on his sofy
Kind Jonathan exclaims, " why can't
LOTHIAN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
NT5yPoXT, 1R, T.
PRIsrrp AN, PrsLrsnEp oS THURSDAYS,
BIZ WILLIAM S1MONS,
MlIi-STRtET,

Pnbisher Of fhr Lara Of fae United Sates.
The paper is printed once week. at two dollars
a year-onc half TO be paid in advance.
Advertisements conspieuousiy inserted At the rate
Of 3 $50 square, fsr thfes vssks-oshsrs n ,ht,
proportion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23

n will be sern ny the above scheme that the first
drawn numbe, of every days drawing, except the
al and Sd is sntiiled to Capital Prize, subject to
no Dvluctionl
Orders for Ticke,S and parts in the above Grand
ixtterv receive immediate attention az The Truly
Fortunate Lottery s. Exchange Office ofJ. =. SHAW,
so famous Cor selling High Prizes.
Managers List OF I'd Glass Plymouth Beach Lot
terry received and Tickets examnsd gratis.
pr;,c Tickets in all the Lotteries Taken ~ cash.
Ns,spsrf, 0esp6er a. isN.