The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14

IN passengers, the master, CHEF mate and tS Of
the crew Of the Dneidx,on board IL in nutabcr;
Capt Herhlots tsnared, no. pains to render our Ait.
ua'op AS comfortable an! happy rs II was, in hs
power 70 do, and owing 20 this fortunate circum..
stance Of falling in with and being taking on board
by him, We heel that under the sanction OF psovi-
dencs, our lives have been saved. 1Drsf f,vs tr.
Moses nillard, Samuel Elowess, Theodore Brur:
cite Douglass w Fitch, $. Hhhrd. Cuillard & son.
y Hllaise. Francis ,verhyssin. Abraham Tarwit.
Tiger. " - stThom.s, March 6. 1si7.N.
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-. .J..s.r. NOTICE ,.,. = - J,
lhaye observed ina New, London paper an rrrclc
signed by Capt Moses billiard and o,hera ~ hereby
am implicated A. having conducted towards them
IN an inhurnan manner, after having received them
on board my vessel at sea. To those who are ac-
quan,ed with me, II would be unnecesssryl 20 con-.
nadics the infamous charge--but ibrthe honor of
my country, ard in defence OF my own chasacter,l
deem il PROPER 90 tefue the foul Of thoss
nngrateiul and halignapt wre,ches, who az reward
mewi,h disgrace. The following plain s,stement,
embraces all Abe faets relative to- that transae,ion
On my payssRe from New York, for Surrinan on
he 10th Feb last, in LAT 80, ~ Ion So WI fell in
wi,h-the ship Oneida, Hlartl, from New.Yofk, for
A. IN = sinking condition, and rquested he 10 tske
min. his passengers and crew. (twenty. four in num-
ber) On board my weasel a chserfnIiy complied,
And desired him TO bring on board his provisions
and wster sFihstesd Is sNseh, he brought; onry 4
very small quantity. andthnt OF very bad qnalii,1
at the same time brought on board my vessel, (bs,
ing schooner OF about one hiindr.d tons,) LARGE
quantity of nseIcss trunks and bedding, whichiinr
commoded me very much, and to- recsise, whicj, 4
stove ny molssses hoEshssds below. Capt II. se.
knowlcdgcd, aher he had gqt n.boarJ ny. vessel
that his ship had been pumped d,y. when l.run .,
long side him As he was sisr.d;pE on the ouar,es
Deck Ire expressed bimaelf in these words, ''hss1s
80, shs 10 rel insurEd. aid kss nrsory paid n
sss,sk" lseos dise~v~csd that a rad cinct ~
viper, a. on the 2ist Feb. hcshew mptonohs dis,
position, declaring himself the strongest, and such
like e,rressionhy indcs,ing. an nenijep Of taxing
my vessel from mo. The schboner's provisions 70.
gether With the wretched SUPPLY they brought on
board with them were equally dralt out to af--snd
on some Of them showing wastefdl deposition, by
She advice Of Capt n himself was induced TO hut
the whole upon ALLOWANCES a part Of my cargo COZ.
sisted Of PROFESSIONS, which slowed next The Rel.
son above that was oil, and other articles which
comprised the cargo, They wished me unnccss.
ssry 70 hress buik $hertby should have destroy.
ed the property Of my OWNERSHIP enable them 70
get at the provisions bslo~-bu, as they Jared as
dE, would not esnssntt to. injurc my owners ID
gratiiy their rapscous dispo sitioa. I. ytfr.
-: !, :. master Of the schooner Mare.
We, William Howard & Frederick Rose, declare
the foregoing statement made BY Capt. e. W. .Csrc
TO be substantially true except the words, "Lsi
her 90, she rsH ipsured and has aeady tois brcm,
ium sngtsh" which words were MOI spoken in, on:
hearing WILLIAM HOWARD,
~, -, fREpERlCk ROSE. :.
And we, John 8, Carr and John Ferguson. deel,,s
ception to be true. JOHN s, CARR,
q F;f.'c JOHN FERGUSON.
Yewpor. s.. AT Newport this twelfth DAY Of Nay
b 1917, In person came the sbcxe written C. w.
Carr. william Hovard, Frederick Rose, John D.,
Carr and John Ferguson and made solemn oathto
tie truth df the .sboye and foregoing deelsrs,iops
hy them Signed before THO. PECkHAM,
s-1. -,g Justice ofthe Peace. ~
b. cy Those printers Who have pablisbsd rspt EiE
,srds's statement pre requested 10 publish the q.
tove, and seodtheir bins 70 this Office for payment.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
n EsERrEb from the rendezvous Of the squ.
~ scriber, in Newport on Monday Msy 10, JOHN
yINQCuM, =, yeerui. e The sixth regimen, y IN.
ren, county Of Pistol. and state or r. l. 10 sbop.
tyensytwo years Of age, GIVE feet egh; inches bisn,
light couplexion grey eyes. light hair and by pro-
whoever viii spprehead said deserier. and de-
diver him 1t any military post or eonfne him ?, amp
place where he can be obtained, shah receive the
sbore reward whh all Decesssry charges. &
B. WATSON, MAJ. U. s. Army
Nav i3.Isi7. = ,--A.
BY Viriue Of Deere II he SInrems JDdie-
iai C,nrf, holder az AeGshorf on the /frst
Monday Of March, 1917. ,.,..
q o much of the Real Ss,a,e OF ArpR.w FAIR
- borY; late Of Westerly, deceased, as will br
sufficient for the payment Of the debts Of ,aid de-
ceased, together With the e1tenees Of settling the
estate Of tie deceased, and Incidental ehsrges will
be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, May
o.. 1917. and the following day Said Estates II
si,us,ed partly in sieeport, Middei6wn and James.
town. .--Thss IN Newport consists OF about Aetes