The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05
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Ship, at Barbados on the 4,h day OF July last
/. The President offhe United Sfases--may
he be inspired with wisdom from on hiSh'
while possessed of the reighs OF governments,
10 guide the affairs Of State with an eye sin-
gle to the glory and honour of our Country
Give us the rights of man, or never ending
war.
.. Ye Sons of Columbia, take courage, tree
dom will not always hide her lovely V'Sege--
ere long we shall reach her peaceful shore
Oh, Liberty, though sovereign balm.
3. Brother Prsoners--let Thy faith be as a
grain OF mustard seed, then shall the guar
ian Angel OF Liberty rescue you even from
The Jaws of The roaring Lion.
4. The Island Of Great. .Brifain-the seat OF
Tyranny may her naughty pride come tum-
bling down, while our Eagle picks the d.
monds from her crown.
5. ddmirai Laforee--may his life be shor'
and the day soon arrive when he shall be call
ed 10 Join in Pandamonium his deceased
friends of Tyranny.
The over-beari.g Officers ef Bar6adOes--
Remember there comes a reckoning day,
when the table of the money changers shall
be upset, and those who Save Loves shall be
turned oul--Tremble ye workers OF iniqui,y.
THE "PEACE PARTY"--oR HrPoeRISr
UNMASEED
The fedcraists preten,ed TO be decidedly
opposed 10 the war, and 10 be sincerely desir-
Gus for the re.establishment OF peace yet
they rejoice at the rejection OF MI. Gailatln,
as one of the commissioners TO Russia, and
thus endeavored to impede the progress oil
the mission, the direct object OF which is the
attainment of place. These hypocrlAcal
heace harty men have thus exposed their Glow
en- foot. 1t is not the gvar that they are so
much opposed to, but il is their own govern
n7ent. They wish the war TO continue, be-
| cause they expect to make use OF it 10 render
| the government unpopular, and 10 usurp tor
| themselves the seats of power. PEACE
would be the most unwelcome guest that
| could possibly greet them. Should it be ac-
| compJishcd, they would retire in disgrace, and
| :" hide their diminished heads in confusion,
shame and despair" Bos. Chron
! Mr.. Gusts informs the public that the cnc-
my have taken some of his stock from Smiths
! Island, that he has refused To take pay tor
them, and will not take pay for any they may
| takc--but he has not told us that he intends
to remove them out of their reach. Is this
the Cossac Grafton Man, who rcjoices al the
success of Russia, the ally OF England, who,
since our war with Ens land, has given her
navy to England, to whom the British parlia-
ment has voted twelve hundred thousand
pounds sterling Did he celebrate the Ame-
rican Naval Victories If not, we have the
key to unlock the Smiths Island conduct.
baltimore Iphig.
Gr COMPLETE Evidence that England IS Mt
Buisvark Of our Religion"
| From the London Morning Chronicle, of Jure 9.
FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
| The Duke Of Bedford entertains a kaTg
harty to dinner on SUNDAY, at his house II
Hamilton place.
The Marchioness Of Salisbury has an AS
| SEMBLY on SUNDAY, at her house in Ar
ing,on street !
Worthy Of ia.itGtion--We have seen pub
lished in several Of tue southern papers, tn
constitution of the " American Patriotic Fun
Society" OF the City Of Philadelphia. Its oh
| lect is to extend relief to the neccssitous gal
liant defenders ol our country, on the land AM
| water, and TO relieve the wants of their wive
and children. The members pay one dolla
on admission, and two dollars per annum-
the monies are applied under the direction O
suitable committee. albany Argns.
The Editor Of the Boston Patriot, speaking
Of the Boston Rebel, says" Such feilo,
as this, ought to be tied to Congrave Rock
ct, and offered up burnt sacrifice to appeas
the resentment of violated honor."-Suc
would be just punishment for all who pal
late British oltragcs.
Capt. Latham arrived here yesterday fror
Sag-fErbor, states, that on Friday las, a Brit
ish iriga,c in going through Plumb Gu
struck upon the rocks, and received so muc
Injury, that another frigate was sent off to cor
voy her TO Halifax. .N X. Paner.
I'D. Warren's Eeef.--Iti is now ascertaine
(says the Alexandria Herald) ,ha, the Brilis