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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-07-07

SIMON BOLIVAR. We can say. with feel
ings of honest exultation, that since we have
known any thing of the his tory of Simon Boil
var, the WASHINGTON of the age, and the IL
lustrious LIBERAToR Of the South American
Provinces, we have, in accordance with the
honest convictions of our conscienccs, award
cd to him, the humble tribute Of our applause,
and admiration, and have been the first to de-
fcnd him, and screen him, from the malice Of
his poor, pitful enemies.
Within the last year, several presses Of the
United States, conducted by men who have
more mpuden e than brains; and less reputa-
ton than m ,ral excellence, have been en-
ployed, to traduce the character Of the Libe-
rator; and in more instances than one, we have
bcheld phalanx, busily engaged in attempt
ing to work out his political, and moral de-
struction.
Among those who have been most busily en-
gagged in this shameful affair, is a public news
paper, published in this town; and the conduc-
season to impress upon the world belief, that
the Liberator is a tyrant, bacchanal, and a
worthless member Of the human family. The
Editor of the print in question, with that impu-
dencc, for which he has always been proven
bial, has had the unblushing cllrontory TO as
scrt, that for the foundation of his senselcss
tales. and unparalleled evidences of the most
scandalous mcnducity, he has the authority
and advice Of a very respectable American
gentleman good friend of ours, residing at
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PROVIDENCE AND PAwTUCKET POST
COAfH.

VNhe propretors of the Providence and Paw
IL tucket Post Coach, respe ectfully inform the
public, that they have purchased of Mr. Simon
II. Arnold, all his right, title and interest IN
the Pawtueket Diligence, and have placed on
the road between Providence and Pawtucket,
a POST COACH, which will run every day,
(Sundays excepted,) as follows
The Post Coach will leave Pro idence at
O'Clock, IL o'clock 3 o'clock, and at half
past o 'clock and will leave Pawtucket at 9
O'Clock, 10 o'clock, half past O'Clock, and at
half past 5 O'Clock. Books kept at Wilder's
Manufa acturer's Hotel, and AT Clarke's Inn,
Providence, and Mt Edwards Hotel, Cate
Hodgeso and at Blake's, Pawtucket.
FARE IL l-2 cents for those passengers who
are taken at the several houses at which the
books are kept in Providence or Pawtucket,
and landed at the regular stage houses in either
of the places. Those who wish TO have the
stage call for them at their places of residence,
will be charged 25 cents way passengers,
that is to say, those who may take passage on
the road will be charged IL l-2 cents
May2. E. BLAKE, Aren't
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Of revolutionary warfare. That scenes Of an
archy and confusion ensucd, which persons OF
desperate fortunes and dcpraved principles
looked TO as an opportunity for individual og
grandizeinent, is no more than we should nal =
urally anticipate. But Providence raises up
extraordinary men for extraordinary occasions.
Bolivar came forward to control the troubled
elements in the South, as Washington had
ruled them in the North. Aud If it be preina-
lure now, when Bolivar is in the midst of l.s
career, to unite their fame in the same tribute
OF grateful veneration, il is equally premature
to condemn his cause untried, and hastily to
abandon a reputation justly favored by ever,
friend offreedom. Domestic factions, we fear,
make their voice 10 be heard on this point, be-
yond the limits Of South America.
Strange as it is, too, we frequently observe
ia Its in taste, nay, dishonest motives, impu'-
ed TO Bolivar, solely in consequence of the PC
culIar nature of his vernacular tongue. T.c
chief Characteristic Of the Spanish languag
is spirit Of dignity and grandeur, which the
who understand the history ofthe nation, kno,t
how to ascrbe to its proper causes. 1t d.
lights in hyperbole. II deals in picturesque.
imaginative expressions. It's inherent vice.
therefore, is tendency to exaggeration. IT.,
kindred languages of the Peninsula, uni
those OF the rest Of Western Europe, are il.
pressed with an air Of Arabian pomp, and "a
Asiatic magnifcence of idiom pervades IL, :
whole structure. Hence, when we peruse IT,
proclamations and addresses of their publ,
men in poor translations, bold without truth
and literal without eXactness, we do extren.e
injustice to their authors by recurring for aa
object of COMPARISON, to the majestic simple
" of our best models Of style in similar coun-
positions And, owing to the neglect Of Ills
caution much unmerited obloquy has been cas-,
upon the reputation of Bolivar. We moreover,
who enjoy the comparatively phlegmatic tenn
permanent congenial 10 the colder zones, should
consider the excited feelings Of the ardent in.
habtants Of the South, where
"Sou1s made OF fir AMI children ofthe SUM-"
will naturally communicate the stamp Of their
glowing sentiments to the imprisoned lon-
gunge they speak"
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PAINTED CARPETS.
h Providence, June 27.

OR FLOOR CLOTHS WITHOUT SEAM.
Si1E Subscribers inform their friends and
IL the public, that they have on hand a
larger quantity and greater variety Of
ELEGANT P.4LNTED CARPETS,
than they ever have had before, twcnty-onc
feet wide, without seam, with all lesser widths
some in imitation Of the Brussels Carpets. at
two dollars and twenty-five cents per square
yard, with great variety at lower prices. The
Proprietors of this Branch Of American Mani
tictures, ask leave to call the attention of the
public to this extensive establishment, doubtirg
not, that the Workmanship will bear the test
of examination. Orders for Carpets, without
borders, furnished at few hours notice. For
those wished with borders, a correct plan of
the apartment noting all bowels, or irregular
parts, with sufficient time for drying will be
requisite
Coach and Chaise Makers arc informed that
a great variety Of small Carpets are always on
hand for their use.
Orders can be left with T.. J. IfaHcH,
Providence, r. /. who has OH hand, a great
variety of patterns for inspection.
SAMUEL PERKINS & son.
Boston, may %. SIN
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MORE NEW GOODS.

BUTTS 4 LOCKWOOD,
HAVE just opened fresh assortment o
y Il superfne Broadcloths, Cassmcrcs and
Vestings.
ALSO-Rcal French Drlings; English do;
Silk striped do; Fine Cassnets; Yellow Nan
kcens; Silk Candles; Superior pl,in Silk
Vesting; Denmark Satin; Black Lusring;
Striped and plain Jeans; Blng-up Cords; In
en- Gloves, fine ri lie for the Sc e,son; Horse
skin ditto and Beaver; Black and brown Lin
ems; Marble Cotton Hose and l-2 Hose; white
do do do; extra fine Bleached linen do I'm.
Bloachcd do do; mixed Wors'sd, do do; clo ID
cd Silk t-2 Hose, new articlc; real German
Silk Handkerchief; SW erior large size. Fla o
do do do; B'ndlnn,s; Iel'lo Criv,,s, Buff
Spotted sin do; White, Striped, and
Checked do; Cr1vat p Ids; Snspenders of all
kinds; and man o'her triclcs for sale cheap
at No "a, Market square.
A fe pieces ofthe fashionable Buff Stripes
for Geniemen's wear. Juno I3
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FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE.

TNHE occupant of this fashionable place of
IL resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the summer
season: II is situated on an cmEence, which
commands beautiful view Of the adjacent
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited it, to be delightful place Of resort for
those in pursuit of ease and comfort:-His
earliest Cherries are now ripe; he keeps all
other kinds ofFruit that this climate afiords;-
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
S.c.-his table will at all times be furnished
from the choicest selections of the mark ct =
his very commodious Hall is furnished with
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and lados:-his long Alleys is in the
best order for tie accommodation of fthose who
will please TO visit his house for recrcaton-
"A few Boarders cen be accommodated. All
those wishing TO enjoy the country during the
summer season, will improve their health by
visiting Fruit Hill, where they can inhale the
pure atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, June 81
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PROVIDENCE
MARBLE .AND SIO YE K1R d,
(j-PEcK's wHARF.-f1

GJ-PECK's wHARF.-T)
TNHE undersigned, respectfully informs the
Il public, architects, and builders, that he
has now on hand, the most extensive stock Of
Marble, Soap, Free Stone, and all the other
ornamental Stones and GRANTEES, ever offered
to the public, which he is prepared to sell on
the most accommodating terms. Among other
articles which he offers for sale, are
10000 feet Flag Stone
5000 do. Curb do.
so Marble caps and Sills
20 Tons Soap Stone,
Suitable for dressing rollers, for replaces,
&c. This article, has of late, been introduced
very extensively into manuid curing establish
ments, and for rollers, has been found deci-
dedly superior to any kind of metals; and such
of the manufacturers as may need them, can,
at all times, be supplied, and at the Boston
prices, by making application to the under
signed, at his Yard.
2 Italian Tombs, of the choicest marble
Italian Monuments
S Marble Chimney Pieces, Cat New York
prices)
100 Tons Free Stone, suitable for all kinds of
building work such as underpnnng, Door Sls,
Steps, Window Caps and Sills, Fire pla ces, &c.
Calico primers are Informed, that the under
signed is constantly supplied with ample stone
materials, to furnish them with Vats, an arli-
Gle exceedingly desirable, and which are in
general use in Europe, and have recently been
introduced in this country. Orders for these
Watts will be promptly complied with, and at
the quarry prices. including incidental expen-
ses, &c.
The undersigned would further inform the
public, that they can, at all times, be supplied
with the celebrated Net-mug, and Granite
stone, by leaving their orders, ten or ifeen
days before il is wanted; md as the UNDER
signed, has long been engaged in the Stone bu-
siness and has carried 1t on to an unusual ex-
tent, he hopes to receive due proportion of
the public patronage.
In addition to all the articles above enume-
rated, there will, at all times be furnished, at
the Providence MARBLE AND STONE
YARD" an extensive supply of Grave Stones,
Monuments, engraved in the most neat and
elegant manner, and which will successfully
compete with any manufactured in New Eng
land; and will be furnished at the lowest
rates. 1t would be almost impossible to de-
scribe the variety of articles, to be found at the
Providence Marble and Stone Yard"
and those who wish to be informed, are re-
spectfully invited to make call.
FRANKLIN COOLEY.
Providence Marble end Stone
Yard, Peck's Wharf,
July 4, 1927. } 6m
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PAPER STORE.

NT ROBINSON offers for sale at No. 10,
lVns Market stree, Letter, Cap, POI and
Folio Post, Writing Piper-Dcmi, Medium
and Royal Printing do; Super Royal News
Printing, fancy coloured printing, Pos, O.lice
or envelope PIPER; blue Medium Paper; brown
and leaf wrapping do for sale by the quantity
at the mill or wholesale prices Orders for
any description of PIPER that may be wanted,
will be executed al short notice. Cash and
'he highest price paid for rags, cotton thread
waste, dry rope, junk, old canvass, and SIZE
NO. 3s. June 81.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE

UNHE subscriber, lessee of the Franklin
a. House, formerly kept by Mr.. Horatio
Blake, respectfully informs The public, the
citizens of other communities, and strangers,
hat he has taken lease Of that Establishment
and will be happy 10 wait upon those who may
favour him with their patronage. The House
is well known to the public, and the present
lessee, pledges himself, hat he will sustain the
high rcpu' a ion the House maintained whilst
under the direction of Mr. Blake.
Franklin House, is situated in the centre of
the town of Providence, r. l. is a handsome
and commodous structure, and has had some
additions made TO it,, since it came INTO the
hands ofthe present occupant; such as a hand
some setting room, on the lower floor, 'front.'
ing Nj lin street, sc. A commodio Vault or
Safe. fire proof, is attached 10 the building, in
which baggage deposited, and in case OF
FIRE, will not be destroyed. The best viands,
vegeta lies, and fruits, that the Providence and
New York markets afford, are always pro-
cured, and every at ention is pad toNIsiors, by
careful and Obedlent seryents. The Bar is
well supplied with the choicest Ii uors, and
as the lessee IS determined hat no C lort on his
part shall be wanting to sustain the well earn
ed reputation of Frinkln House, he hopes TO
eoe..e a ttir proport on of the public patron
age; and trusts that his establ shment will be
found quite equal to any. in Rhode-Isand, or
New England
N. b The lessee Of Franklin House, re-
specially informs mercantile gentlemen that
they can deposit their Books and Trunks in his
Vault or Safe; and as it will be accessible by
those who use it AT all times, betwsen sunrise
and twelve O'Clock at night, il will be found a
very convenient place of deposit
PRESTON HODGES.
June 80
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BUTTS & LOCKWOOD,
Merchant TdiiorS,
ny NTI.

NO. Ia, Market-Squarc,
H AVE received within few days past,
- several pieces superlinc Cloths, and
Cassimeres, fashionable colours.
ALSO,
A variety of Summer Goods, such as plain
and Silk Striped Linen Drllings, Denmark
Satin, Lustrmg, Seersuckcrs, striped and col
cured Jeans, &c.
One piece of real French Drilling a prime
article. A handsome assortment of fasbiona-
ble Vestings; Cravats; Horseskin Gloves; Sus-
penders; Hosiery; Flag, Bandanna, and Ger
man Silk Handkerchief.
ON HAND, Ready Made Summer Cloth
ing. Garments made to order at short notice
may 20.
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$25 REWARD,

" AVING satisfa ctorily ascertained, that
IL the " Literary Cadet and Rhode-Island
Statesman" is every publication day stolen
from the doors of several of our subscribers,
and being determined to put an end to such an
outrage, committed on ourselves and our SUBJ
scribers, we will pay to any individual, TwEN-
TY-FIvE DOLLARS, who will give us such in
formation, as shall enable us TO prosecute and
convict, the villains who deprodate upon our
interests, and the property of our patrons.
SMITH & PARMENTER.
June o. CIV
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PROVIDENCE ARCADE.

PkONINENCE ARCADE.
sH1HE BUILDING COMMITTEE wish to
IL contract for the following materials,
viz
A quantity Of large Stone, suitable for the
foundation.
Granite Stones, for the two fronts, Of the fol-
loving dimensions:
STEPS.
a2 Stones, II # long, in rise-l4 in tread
10 do IL" A" 6" " Aft lin. tr'd
do 6" G" Aft IOin. tr'd
COLUMNS.
IL Stones, 10 feet 10 inches high
3 feet diameter at bottom
2 feet inches do at top.
BASE.
IL Stones, feet inches high
4 feet inches largest diameter.
CAPITALS-Grecian Ionic.
IL Stones-the block to be feet inches long
8" 3 broad
2" 2 " high
10 Blocks Of Stone
IL feet l inch long
AZ +" smches high hewn os three
2" thick) sides.
10 Blocks cf Stone
feet inches long }
2 " 8 8. high hewn on three
y
Blocks Of Stone
II feet long hewn on one
feet inches high side.
Blocks of Stone
IA feet long hewn on one
feet inches high side.
220 feet in length of Cornice, II inches high
feet wide
with the moulding according to draft.
10 Stones - Z feet inches long hewn on one
+" 6 4" wide side,
About 5000 feet Of Stone, hewn on one side,
of various dimensions, none large,
l52 Caps and Sills, for windows, feet 10
inches long,
1900 feet Flagging, 10 feet inches long,
width not material.
Any person wishing TO contract for all or any
Of the above described Stone, will please adj
dress sealed proposals either to Cyrls Butler,
or BENJAMIN DYER,
MASSA B SSETT,
PARIS DYER,
June 9. Building Committee.
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SILVER WARE MANUFACTORY,

Fdli-RiUer, (opposite the Post Ofice)
V2VIIE subscr.bcr will manufa cturc at whole
n sale or retail the following articles, viz.
Silver Sug Bowls; Cream Pots; Porringers;
Tumblcrs; Cups; Soup Sauce and Cream La
dies; Dessert, Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons
Scissors Chains; Butter Knives; Kntt'ng
Shcathes; Thimblc;s Silver Forks, &c. &c.
All orders addressed TO tho Subscriber, will
have immediate attention.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
WILLIAM X. PITMAN.
Fall River, June I6. Ct
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NEW NILLINARY GOODS.

RS. SCIAFFER, No. 81, Westminster
LVM street, next building west of the Univer-
saist Chapel, respectfully informs the Ladies
of Providence and its vicinity that she has just
received from the city of New-York, splen-
did assortment Of Nillinary, artificial Flow
ers and Dresses of the latest London, Paris
ian and New-York fashions. Ladies wishing
to supply themselves with the latest fashions 70
Miinary and Mantua Goods will be pleased
TO call. If
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
VHNHE firm of POTTER & ADAMS, Silk
IL Dyers, Richmond Street, was dissolved
on the 10th inst. The establ shment will here
after be conducted by Mr.. Robert Adams the
Junior partner, who will be ready to receive,
and execute the orders of his patrons and the
public. JABEZ J. POTTER,
ROBERT ADAMS,
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WANTED

HNY young Nm, a situation as rlcrk
Y in a store. lie has had good know
ledge of Book keeping, and would be willing
20 devote his whole attention TO the interests
of his employers, for small compensation.
Good recommendations will be given. BY adj
dressing line TO N. B through the medium
paid. July 4.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TENITE subscribers have formed a connexion
a. in business, under the firm Of J. & G..
HOWELL, and have taken the store, No.
&C, South Water Street.
J. b. HOWELL,
&. +. HOWELL.
Taated-A good second hand Patent Bal
nee June 30.
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STONE.

lust received, 1000 feet of Bolton Flag
- ging Stone; 100 feet of Curb Stone; and
good assortment of Free Stone, for building
ork, which will be sold very low.
June 27. DAVID BOLLES
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
ID DICHARD w. GREENE has removed bis
IL Office to the New Building, corner Of
Market and North Main Streets, in the same
story with the District Court Room.
June 90
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28

could alone e,ys llnPogsAAes tO morOn IrregHlaIiy introduced into the midst Of anoher discussion, aud sc under Ge Secretary of Gr Peel sSa i. S" brother % inaw. It Is now unders,ood that the opposition Is formed and that it will be headed by Mir Peel. The result is far from certain % SGdgeng rom the sense sense evening, Mr. F. will be sustained by party, which, if not the majority, forms minority approaching an C. quality with that of the ministers. In the Upper House, Mir. C. and his friends scarcely calculate on any extraordinary sympathy. The Scotch Repre- senation and the Bishops who are always at the beck of the Premier may enable the Administration to get on; but differing as the Bishops do, from long habit and interest," if not from principle from the leading members of the government on the Catholic question: their support cannot be counted in case should be really needed Independently of the Catholic question: the resg nation of Lord Melville proves that there is personal feeling in opposition to Mir. Can ming. Indeed it is said that arisOcratic preudices operate not only in this with the Tories, but with many of the high Wings such as Lord Gray. think there is little doubt that majority of the English peo pie are opposed to further concession to the Catholics, and that question divide the parties, as the new opposition endeavour to have it supposed does Mr. Canning would be left in the minority. You are doubtless aware that the King does not and will not consent to its being Cabinet question: and that IS understood that two three places in the Admnstra ton filled, Mir. Peel calls them, by "fugacious ministers" The return of Mir Canning to the Foreign Office, may make way for the Marquis of Lansdown to a place he can accept without condescension; while the support in the Cabinet of Mir. Tierrey, as Master of the Mint, and of some two three whgs, may give real influence to the new position of the Marquis.
 Independently of the interest of the parliamentary proceedings of the last week, the laying of the corner
 stone of the University and the dinner consequent thereon, were objects which attracted agreeaby my attention. There is doubt of success the insti- tution and as many of its promoters included in the political arrangements, it IS likely to come be-
 fore the world under much better auspcies than its founders could have anticipated As convivial spea- ker, NIT. Brougham even much more pre-emi- nent than in Parliament through the Marquis of Lans' down was here no insignificant compeer.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28

The governor of Georgia has appointed Hon. Wm H. Crawford, late candidate for the presidency to be judge on the bench of the Superior Court of the Northern Circuit of that State. MT Crawford, we presume from this appointment, has recovered his health, about which there was so much contention some three CT four years ago.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28
BOB TRANSON.
"A JUNE FROST.

On the night of the lst inst, the ncighborlood of ,Greensburg, Pa. was visited by very severe frost which totally destroyed the beans and corn in the gardens and fields. In instances it will be neces- sary to repant whole fields of the latter gran and this ros9 chronoegers will not fail to note as one of the many severe changes to which our climate is subject.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28

known, and as get have made their escape, but they have been pursued and must be O. vertaken. Tardy was about g years of age, short tn stature and grey headed; neither of the other three Spaniards could speak English; one of them was about 35 years of age, and the others about 25, all with whIsk- CTS, and one of the youngest was in the hab- it of keeping one of his eyes, a good deal shut.
 The vessel is in possession of the Marshal of the District, but the condition of her cabin, bedding, sails, Sc. all besmeared with blood, presents an awful spectacle.
 LIST OF DEATHS.
 Captain Henry Brghtmdn, of Troy. Mass. ) stabbed and thrown overheard.
 Asa Bickneil, seaman of Connecticut, shot & thrown OverboaId.
 Joseph DolliueT, do. of Salem, Mass.) throat cut and thrown overheard. OliUer POtter, do. of WestfOrd, Mass.) stab bed desperately, but escaping from his butchers, ran off to the mast head, where he remained until exhausted with the loss of blood, he fell to the deck, and instantly expired.
 Nathan, ditto, jumped overheard, and was some time after heard calling for a plank or barrel to be thrown to him but the demons regarded him not. MT. Mormon Robinson. of ConneCticut,pas- ! senger and part owner of the cargo, jumped out of the cabin window and was drowned. An American. carpenter by trade, from Providence, R. I. who had been following his business for some time at Matanzas, killed and thrown overheard.