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

and patriotism conquer the g worlds lat here" and
their red allies's The bulwsrk" Of Grary Srsng's
relgon"--5 eheers-Tune Esysrs 1Saasrs-
3. James Frmsr- May We this lay year hail hi m
the legitimate Governor OF this Sis,e-5 cheers
Tune, Lasting would be our peace.
g. Gen. Hai--Alay ne and all traitors, be punish
ed for trcachery aud tressons and his brave officers
rewarded for their fdelity--7 cheers Tune, No
Arnold's we have
TO- Tie .Massary Of she Uaisrd Sso,es-Msy their
recent victories mpel them deeds &c greater val
or-5 chcers-rune. Triumphant America shail
IL Our P:smy .Nasy-who traverses The ocean
in spite ofthe thousand ships the "jghcre Of Bdty
isn"-7 chesrs--Tihe, Amerca rule the ocean.
IL The Orafqr ~ sie Day--May the thistle of Re-
pubicanism sting Federalism to death-7 chesrs--
Tune, may truth prevail ,. "a ~
1S TAe Rersrend Clergy Nay their example in.
Auence. their INSTRUCTION enlghier. and their tsty
charm us--Tune, uAil Holy r,e,y Divine.
VOLUNTEERS.
Tie .fmeriean Fair--Niay their patriotism equal
General C;re-n--woull to God every State could
produce his equal. t.
The Palace Of 81 James--May the hard Of .ru,b-
less enemy light London by It's fire, as cruel and
ruthless enemy lighted Havrede-Grace.
.afods,u nssns--Nisy the ASS be strip
ped OF his Lou skln and Bsi,sh attachment exposed
Cafi J0mss La'srcsee-Althoughd dead, bis fame
is immortal.
Josiah Qnry. T'ms,hy Picksras, Cen HUI. and
os' -frrqht-t&uae,uplicate in inAmy and the sup,
poNers Of Great Britsin--Msy the fanhfui psgc of
history record their crimes, and the hangnan pun.
ish them ..,i ~
"Iae HoriGs last h.pe"--Msy we soon hear shs
is extinct
+" TIE Bui.sark ef'' Craans S,rong's "IeEsisa"--
May the addcssers Of Gov. Gage, their red brethren
the savages, the Agerines and the Doors of Russia,
meet in London and worship that idol Of Piety---
Aspeedy expectation Of all trai,ors and tories.
MUNICIPAL CELEBRATION.
a proce ssion was formed on the parade,
@hich was escorted by the Artillery Com.
pahy, to tho Episcopal Church, where the
Declaration of Independence wsa read by ].
{. SHAW, Esq. and an Grafton was pronoun.
ced by Mr. LOUIS -RousMANiERE. The per-
fotmances were interspcrsed with select mu-
sic, by . choir of ladies and gentlemen, ac-
compaDicd by instrumental music.
--AssA-
The sagacious editor OF the g Statesman
begins to think "that This is no party wars"
and that because "almoss the whole Of the
property destroyed in Georgetown belonged
10 iederalists." Perhaps the British were
uot aware that this property did belong 70 fed
era!isls. II they had been they might have
spared Il. They ought to have made due In
quiry before they committed the ungca,eful
deed. Dat perhaps there is little danger of
inqui.iag their honourablo cause, as many Of
these loyal fcderalists will NOT dare to discoy-
er any sy,np,oms Of disaiFection towards their
gycat allies, the honest subjects Of their be-
Iovsd master George William Frederick
Gneiph. =. . !. ass
But whatare we to Infer from the manner
! 10 which this editor cxpresses himself! Why
tha, he had no expectation that che British
wcult! n,olcst fedcralist--tha, they would
injnre none but republicans, lie seems TO
haze entertained the idea ,hat tho feterMsis
would experience thcir pcculiar favor, and
receive their kind nssissance in avcnging po-
lilical cnmi,y. He has spoken the sen,i.
ments Of the tory fac,ion-.-of a faction COM
posed Of traitors and British partizsns, and
who are ssiiduous'y employing every means
within their power 10 sap the foundation Of
liberty and overthrow the boastsd constilu.
'.1 70 ss. s1.ss 80
IHED--on the 81 INST Mrs. sAxAs BLrss, relict
Of the late lienrv Vliqe E.o ared ri years