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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-26
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District Of Rh2de Island.
I " pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon DAvIp
L HOWELL. Esq Judge Of the District Court tor the
District Of Rhode Island,
do herebj give notice, TO all persons concerned
that there has been fled before said Judge, .,bej
by Elisha Snow, commander of the pryp,e.aru,od
brig Yankee, Of Bristol, in the District Of Rhode.
Island, in behalf Ut himself and t.ic owners. Off.
GERS and crew Of the said private armed vessel, a.
galnst 6l bolts Of thick Duck, 90 bolts Of Raven
Duck, bales Of sheetng, and cafes of Linens !.
which merchandise aforesaid. did belong, as is
alledged by the said bellan;s, TO the government
OF the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
or to subject subjects thereof: having been cap
tured by the said Elisha Snow, commander Of the
said private armed brig on the high seas, pd-suan,
10 commission from the President Of the United
States, under the sea! Of the URitcd States against
the vessels, goods, and effects of the goyernmcn,
OF the United Kingdom Of Great britain and Ireland
and OF the subjects thereof. which ssid merch.,.
dze as aforesaid, the said Elisha Snow, commander.
as aforesaid. hath brought into the port oil BRISTOL
within The District Of Rhode Island And trial will
bc had the atore sad libel at sDstrct Court to be
holden by adjournment at the Conrt House 70, Prov.
idence, IN SAID District, the 3lst day Of August
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Elk. DEXTER, .Harsaai.
Providence, August IS
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NEWPORT.
TRvRsDAY, NUc USr %, lsla.

b. Ihc Swedish brig Aurora, arrived mere
% Snnday night last Capt. Lunhurg inlorms
"a, the day he sailed, (Slst June) heard OF
be arrival, in Wingo-Sound, OF the Nep-
|iuc, from philadelphia, wilh the Co'nmis-
|oners (Messrs. GALLArIS and BAYARDn
|a board. ----
At a time ike the present when our coun-
~ is engaged in a second struggle with ITS
III cnemy for independence, when the ooble
eciiegs which aciua,ed our fathers I'D the &c
|oluaouary contest, is c.tnsr forgotten or con-
|cmnrd by msny of th=ir deSeaera.c SONS, u
with pleasure we cops The following lines'
rom tie Nyahort Msrcgry, to the memory
|flhi, vetecan whig,S. SoUrHwIcK, Esq. who
! as well known as the Etilior OF the, paper,
|, time when II WAS devoted TO better
|ause. Of Mr.. SoUTHwIcK, II may Win truth
|e said, that he WAS lhe able aud the Jealous
|dvocate OF liberty in the /" times that tried
hens' 'souls"-persecuted by traitors and to.
les for his steady adherence to republican
rincipIes-persevering 10 the last, I'D support
|r that cause in which he was among the hrst
10 Notwithstanding poverty with honor
|ather than wealth with iDfamy, his name and
bis patriotic virtues will be remembered by
grateful posteri,y long atser the hireiinSs OF
|hc day shall be forgotten or despised.
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LINES,

On pisifing the grave Of SOLOMON SorTHW1cE,
Esq, in the Nezph0rt 6urat sroHnd
YE, who with lingering footsteps love to tread
me 'haow'd 2; ecncts of the sainted dead,
..now that the mocld'rng cnant Of this grave.
pf no malignant prejudice the slave,
With steady aim in ute's career pursued
lis hearts hrat wish, the universal good
a IL one partial priy'r he breatli'd To Hcas'n,
hat pray's was for has conatry's glory giv'n'
Like istdcs Just, as Cato firm,
$tern as Leonidas, lie hrav'd the storm,
When o'cr his native cline I'yrannc pow'r,
Etretch'd her rudc arm: In taat disastrous hour,
When mad Dritanni,'s war-engenler'd brood
Whemd this fair Isle in terror. iears, and blood
ben was il his with gen'gous ire 10 feel
What warns the Patriots breast with holy zeal.
t,ill TO the last the Patri0,'s honord name,
he Patriots need of praise he we'll miSnt claim
yoc was he Freedoms favorite alone,
But bright cy'd GENIUS "maTS Il nm TO? her own'
Yet he, 80 true to his iovd country's veal
kvaen age had bow'd his head, was doom'd ts feel,
From her ingratitude, the worst ot woes
The frowns of unrclcnting fate ne bore,
Nil! hope could cheer hi, sinking heart no more,
fhen in the arms of Death wecom'd repose
Mud DER his hallow'd dust that moulders here,
n modest monument of woe s:a. ere,
A final hand hatn rai,'d, and on il tracd
hhs nobler lineaments his mind that grac'd.
Long may that sad meuf-pto stand 10 tell
That one there was VIII, ov'd his memory we'll;
curs'd be the hand its sculpture that detorps,
Eparc it, q TIME. blight it not, ye SToRNs!
No more to tread the spot, whose pale contains
"A FArxEs's and MorHEa's lov'd remains,
No more in dread reality 20 rove
around the mournfui r lies that love;
f such my fate rny cares, Joys, pefilS past,
{ hare may not rest my head At last
Vet Oft y. noon Of night, when LusA pours
Ter meToncho!y beams on distant shores,
low sweet in fancy's eye. TO trice those beams,
Till on this pensye scene their pale ligh, CLEANS
Shed the lone tear from memory that flows,
Md breathe to PARENT AsAEs sott repose.
Now, while to other climes bend my way,
are well the sol that wraps their sainted clays
areweli the sculpturd monument OF WOO,
FAREWELL the sacred dust that sleeps below.
.Ve~port or. August, 1913.
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IL pursuance OF a Warrant from the Hon. DAvfp
fiowELL. ESD Judge Of the District Court for,
the District of Rhode Island,
do hereby give notice 70 al pcreons concerned,
that there has been fled libel bcl,ne -aii .ialgc
for scarpcns wages. against the schooner ID Pocr,
her tackle. apparel. snd Gnitsre and hial will DC
had co ssij libel. AT the District Court, be holden
sy aijonrnmcnt ~ l'e Corri.ifpysc III Providence.
10 syd Dis'ic, - Rhole i,lau., on russjsy,ge slsi
insss,t, al ten O'Clock, =. ".
y X UrxrGA, Issr.'ss
Prswf>ase, iss.1 -
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Office Is hereoy gwen TO the Creditory 70 The
Estate OF JOHN COOK, late OF Tiyerton, Ksq.
deceasec' represented insol,enl, that SIX f.ortia
from ,he date hereof are allowed them To exLiLis
their Claims to the subscribers, who src appointed
commissioners thereon by the Hon Court Of Probate
OF tie town OF Treron, ahd ,l,at they will attend st
the dwelling house OF aENyAMIS HowLAN D. in said
Tiveron, on the last 7hursds,s in May, June. July.
August september. and October, for the purpose Of
receiying then JOHN BAILEY,
HOLDER ALsiy, COM
7Y:erfon, gIoy3 Aug IS.
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NO. III, 7WlNEy.S7HEET,
TIAS just received new assortment and great
: variety OF SHOES, among which arc i,oroao
Sandals and Crecia: Slippers; laced, plain. ard trs
med do Of every fashionable kind ard color men
lite Shoes and Pumps; voHens', misses, and ciilr
drens morocco and leather Shoes, OF aln,os, cvcr.
description; mems low priced lined ard Lourd
Shoes and Pumps, wholesa and retail. on ,lll n cst
reasonable terms.
Also, good assortment Of Trunks fnor5ccc
and binding skins; loot soa's Webbing and Cord
Italian Paste Backing, Invented by mn Italian che.
mist in kone. bis incon parablc Lisckns is tcauis
ful IN It's appearance and yoftcnng and useful 10 tho
leathcr one canister of it viii lsst ss long ~ ain s
any other of the same price, and is used with t,,a
fourth part Of 'le labor.
LKEUIsE, twsn,, five Kegs Of Negro Head to-
oscco' ow. .9ngnsf 2.
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:c5 hil- ssand;ng BAT 20, 5riiias: a-shcs OF
.-if--sow, wheel sbos, and abuse ne sCv-
ernment for removing him froni il
A boat with four sca,nen, deserters, came
in last night, they cut the fast during tie
soueii they state that the object OF ,hc bar
ges coming into the river OH Sunday night
was TO cut oct the schooners which they ex-
pec:ed 70 End about the Bodkin.
Bait. PAT.
OHro ~ xRMs.--lt gives Us great plea.
sure 10 state tha; ever since the second
attack On Fort Meigs has been known,
the creates, exertions have been madc, not
only 10 repulso the enemy from ou- borders,
but also 10 return his visit with interest.
The militia have been called on and up.
wards OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND of our couo-
trymen have voluntarily lcit their peaceful
dwellings,, and are now on their way TO meet
the emhalJed legions Of The defender Of the
fai;h. During the last three or four days, the
troops from Ross, Scio,c, and Adams coun-
ties, tavc passed through this town and
neighborhood in considerable Numbers, and
al anxious TO have an opportunity OF meeJing'
the ba,barous foe. We have not Witnessed
such display OF spirit, nor such eoavincng
proofs OF the attachment OF every class OF
cur fellow citizens To our excellent constiiu-
tion, as has been manifested on this occasion;
and we trust that government will avail them
selves Of the present golden opportunity TO
strike blow which may be a thousand times
more cfectual in putting Nh end TO the ca
lami,ies Of war, than all the claims which we
have on the justice of tho British government,
supported by tho diplomatic abilities oil an
Adams, a Bayard aud Gallatin.
On the third Of August there were three
thousand militia beyond Delaware; between
Franklinton and that place, between three
and four thousand more ; on the same day q
brigade at Franklinon nearly ready To go on
---ai the roads filled with deiachmen,s- On
the sixth OF August it was believed tia,
more than ten thousand were in advance OF
franllinton. On the evening of the six,h
it was supposed tha, Governor Mcigs met
General Harrison with the most advanced
corps, three thousand men.--rhs idea is
maintained that Harrison would Immediately
pass into Canada, manning tho posts with mi
Lila, and sending out tachmenis of voluu-
iecrs III all quarters after the religious al.
les Of the " defenders of the faith"
Elbridgc Gerry, Vice-President of the u
nited States, arrived at his sea, al Cambridge
on Saturday evening last.
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Rich and Elegant Dry Goods.
JAMES HAMMOND,
No. l0@, 7Haacs-sfrees,
Has Just received sod offers for sale,

Has just received aod offers for sale,
A assortment ofelegsnt Englishss 2Y GOODS,
4 ~ superiour TO any that has offered for
sale IN ths town--tne following articles comprize
few of their kinds, the variety Of each is only be
equal.ed by their elegance
London Prints, dressed and unlrcs scd Versailles
yestngs. white and figured S. 6, z, and "a plain
twilled. long and short Shaw;s, buff, blue pink,
black, and plaid Ginghamsi book and laconet Mus
Inns S-4 and Cd black and white Cambrics, white
Jeans, Dimties, &c. &c. August 26.
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FUNERAL

Of Caat. LAWRENCE and 1t. LUDLOW.
TIE remains Of the late Captain JAMES LAW
RENEE aud Lieutenant A. G.. LUDLOW, having
be-n obtained from tue enemy, by flag OF truce
commissioned tof that purpose by the government
he funeral obseques were soemnized, and the bo-
lies cntombed in Salem, Yesterday. The process
Bon was formed at the head of Inda-wharf, precise
at O'Clock, T.. VI. under the dlrectia, of General
David Putnam, &c. and passed through the primer
pl streets to the Rev. Mr.. Spauld,ng's Meeting
1 ,use, where Funeral Oration was pronounced by
the Hon. Joseph Story. Esq and the rites of sepuic
&c performed By the Rev. Mr. iIenshaw, of Marble
head. Capt. peaboly's company of artillery parad.
el on Washing lon-square AMI fired mgute guns dur.
Ing the moving Of the Procession, which proceeded
nnder the escort of Capt. K.aSs company Of light
Infantry
Irhe procession extremely numerous. ar.
ranged under twenty-sevcn different divisions, CON-
prisng the civil sificers of tue Unted states, aud
of Massachusetts, the officers of ths Navy and Ar
ny, Masonic and other societies, with large con.
course of citizens and strangers
Civil, Military and Naval Officers, and great
humber of citizens, from Boston, attended at this
kriou,e OF respect paid to the memories of the gal.
liant LAwRgxcE AMI LUDLOW. Daring the whole
of yesterday, the American flag was hosted at half
mast, board the Constitution, and vessels in this
harbor aud at the Forts, Gaiilouses and many 9TH
cr places. On SUNDAY, company Of Artillery
tnarched from hence To Salem, and the u. =. brig
the firing of minute guas during tl,e funeral pro-
cession.
Tie Coins were landed from the Plag of Truce.
unicr discharge Of minute guns. and then placed
on mourning iearscs.- 3ost. Pal .1GyEss d.
Latest from Fort .Hriss.-I.etters have
been received in Baltimore, stating ;hat the
siege of Fort Meigs was raised. The let
tcrs add, thar on the 9TH or 9Th inst. COCO Of
Ehe Ohio militia, had reached Head Quarters,
hs Sensba, ~ miles this side Lower Sandus-
ky)
We learn tha, Dinner is to be given in
hrs town on Friday next, (27th inst TO Gen.
JsaaBoas, TO which thc military snd naval
psiiccrs on this station arc to be invited.
Bos.. Ckroaicic.
Many person., who constantly abused
General ocarborn waiis 10 com ,lsna, max =
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I'O LEI,.

THE subscriber offers 10 Ir, the three Rooms ~
L the lrst iioor Of the dwelling .buse row otrus
pied ly him In Mill-st. They arc very convcrent
for public rooms ard would make elegan. ofHces.
II any shoaId incline to hire they are invited 10 call
and examine for themselves,
Aug. 26. PAUL NJ. MvsfrCGUS
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Pains, Winadgv- Glass, Snip Chana2eyy,
Hvd-Wnc, sc.
PETER GRlNNLLL & SON,

ThCFIOENtfs
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PnovipEYcE BANK,
OFFER ron Sale,
EOURTEEN tons English White Lead Painters
\ Colours OF every Description, dry or g,oun. ni
oil; Wndew.Glass OF every sisc and qualify, large
Crate Glass, which may be cut TO any pattern Eng
cry of different nnmLersi Russian and American
Glue, Chalk, Rosin; Gums and yarnishes golst
silver and brass Leaf; lamp md whale oil, spiri,s
Tnrpen,inei sheet and pig Lead agtesi variety ~i
Lines and 'iwinei Painters and Wes,eis Brushes
great variety o. articles iui Cotton Manuiacturcs
and Weavrrs; small assortment of Hard. Ware /,
Looking Clssses with elegant git ard mahogsry
frames Dressing g.t'asscs, elegant Clock lals and
Willard's patent Time Pieces, At The rspufseturcr
prices with every article usually called for in .
Paint and p.Chandery Store, Gilt rrancs or yas
rious patterns, made for locking lssses, tpLYol.
cry and pictures Of every description Sign Psip,.
ing, &c.
I'rsridence, .ftynu 90. CIV.
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DIED.

At West Greenwich, on Sunday last, after few
days illness, Hon. BENJAMIN JOHNSON, Esq. one of
the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court of this
state, in the 65th year Of his age.
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RiRL.E SOCIETY.

BIBLE SOCIETY.
IL f.siirs ia rs,s5er cf fhe fnho6ifcnis e
Lie fVp.. II Providence, al iae 6anTai astr..
ies--i!cbse. ca 1narsday, ite ton gf.SnguSr,
lslS,Jor fhr farfsse Of forming end ssss6'
GsLSgg BIBLs SocIgrr---
MOSES BROWN, Esq.
sras cassrn Moderator, and
OTIS AMMIDON, Secretary.
nN motion made and seconded, il was voted.
~ That Mcssrs Moses Drown, James Burrcii jr.
Samuel Eddy, jeremiah r. Jenkins, Joseph S. Mar,
I'm, Abner King man, and John 5. Eddy, be appon,ci
alommttee To form Articles of Association, and to
report the same at the next meeting aud also 10
correspond with persons in other toans in this State
onthls subject, and 20 obtain such Information as
may be necessary TO the establishment OF ,his inst
tUlon. tNh
Ioira, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in AL the newspapers in this State.
Isci That this meeting stand adjourned 10 yrl.
day the 7sdof sepiembcr next. ut 2 o'clock in ,l,s
afternoon, at This place.
ATS AMMiDoN, Sesrs.a;y
The very laulable affects Of the meeting whose
proceedings now published, unjust meet the iness
Appreciation, and the most collia concurrence iron,
all Who consSlc. Religion as the frmest surpon of
temporal prosperity, and 'e ony sure foundation &c
the hope of future blessings. 10 place Tie holy
scriptures IN the hends of every man. must Ere a.
purcs joyto the Christian heart whose earnest pra.
er 10 Cop for all men Is iha, they may be saved III
this State we have the most ample means, we'll as
the strongest Inducements, To circulate and dsuse
knowledge Of the holy scriptures. 1be very FIRST step
to the conversion ani reformation Of must tc 10
enlghlen and inform their minds, and in what nan
ner thin be more cilsc,sly done, than by draw;
ing their attenlon TO, and si'ordng them the mssLe
OF hearing and tcatling those scriptures which -
bic to make men wise unto salvation through faith
in Christ Jesus We ray indulge hope that a hapg
py beginning is already made il tho establishment ~
society here, similar 10 those Which have Iaen ats
tended with such success in Euiope ard Amcrics,
The establishment of these soci,,e form an era in
the history OF the Church, and it is matter OF self.
rcproach and humiliation will, many pious Chriss
tans that they have no, been excited to emulate ,hs
abors OF their brethren,
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber is now closing bis bussneo. ,l,ercs
fore requests nj, persons indebted TO him, either
by Note or Book Account, to make immediate ps,s
mcnt-- ,nd nl persons having any demands sgaiuss
him, will plcnse exhibit The same for settlement
J0NA. WILSON, ir.
July %. No. 81, Drosd.stfces
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UIsfrfcf Qf RHoae- Island.
IN pursuance Of a WArrant from the Hon. DAVID
Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court for
the District Of Khode island,
! do hereby give notice to all persons concerned,
that there has been fled libel before said Judge for
seamens wages, against the schooner Mechanic, her
tackle, apparel. md furniture and trial will be had
said libel, At the District Court, to be holden, by
adjournment, at the Court-house in Providence, in
said District Of Rhode Island, OH Tuesday. the 3lst
instant, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
Il. H. DEXTER, Marslal.
Providence, August 25. At
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NEW GOODS.
JUST OPENED AND FOR S.4LE By
p. q. RICHMOND,

n great variety u scdson0ble GUODy. n
AMONG WHICH AnE.
VTWiLLED damask silk Shaws OF various sizes /,
long and short silk and kid Gloves 9 cases OF
satin and lustring Ribbons black and coloured
Grapes sewing Silks; Cotton Cambrcks; fancy
Muslins fine Gsuzes; Flanneis and general
sortment Of Woolen and Cotton Goods in demand
all Of which will be sold low as uSual.
.aususf 19.
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Netv FEATHER .Heds and Feathers.
\ I'VE Gcesc and Foul Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept constantly
Tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER, =
No. 2, Chdriss-sfrees.
Lttss1se--an atsortrnent Of MA1"rROsSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale above.
Newport, March 2, 1870
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Many person., who constantly abused
Eenerai ocsrbero wAiis 10 cofsrsns, max
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:-s hi'n standing ksi ssr 5rigias: Q she's Of
.-iI--sow, wheel abosi and abuse ne SCv-
ernmen, for removing him froni IL
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Elbridgc Gerry, Vice-Presidert Of the U
nited States, arrived at his sea, al Cambiidg,
on Saturday evening last.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-02
Domestic.
WAS pJKc TON

WASRIEGToE, Jan. g..
n correspondent at New York writes, that
gentleman who came passenger in the
oSr, &c, snip ontine, from Liverpool, inform
ca hiin that 10000 militia were enrolled on
the establishment ofrcgular troops. and dis
tflbuted in the different manufacturing
towns IN England, to keep the inhabitants
from rising en- maSSe that he was at Man
chester, where 5000 of them were quarter
ed. The opinion of this gentleman, whose
respectabiiity is unquestioned, led our COR.
respondent to the belief that the poor of
that country would suffer more at this than
any previous winter since the war: and I'M
continuation OF this statement, letters frona
Liverpool, received by the Tontine, state
mat there was not any -four at market.-
housh we place no reliance ON the operate.
on OF such influences on the councils os
brltain, yet they may, and we trust will. CO.
operate with the measures of our govern
ment IN obtaining that honorable paciHcati-
on ana acknowledgement of our lust and
1naiicnable rights, which it is the sole OF
j@N' Vi TIC wax 20 OBTAIN. MAJ. IHt!
WasdinSton, January 80
most interesting Report was yester-
Gay introduced into the House of Repre-
sentatives by the committee of Foreign Ke-
iatlonS, predatory to a Bill, Of high import
to the Relations of this country with Fo-
-'5'' --s',''''' anu 40 us permanent Intee
rests. Taking the Report and the Bill to.
gether, as they ought to be received, the
ore resulting from the other, they present
questions highly interesting and momen-
tous.
The injuries received from the enemy
are distinctly set forth, and pledge en-
phatcaily given, that no right will ever be
SURRENDERED by our government. At the
same time that the bill cOntemplates mea-
sure which will place the demands and
the cause OF the United States on the high
est and most unquestiohabie ground, de-
prIving Great Britain of all pretext for
persisting in her unjust and ubiquitous sys-
tenn 0t impressment, it distinctly appears.
that not only native Americans but natu-
ralized Citizens will be fully protected in
the enjoyment Of the privileges Of this free
government, and that every nerve will be
strained IN their support.
we shall III our next present to our rea-
ders the bill which has been reported. re-
commencing TO them mean while TO give
an attentive consideration to the Report.
winch appears to us to have taken truly
American ground, and to call for an union
OF ali good men IN its support. These are
our FIRST Impressions or this subject. which
we doubt not Will be confirmed bv n,ors.
mature reflection.
We are aware that the bill viii meet
with Opposition in Congress and the Natioa,